• Introduction (02:28) - In this video, we cover the differences between the Standard and Advanced versions of Neutron 3 and also discuss the features of the Suite.

• The Interface & Signal Flow (04:18) - We now cover the interface of the Mothership Plug-in, including Presets and Signal Flow.

• Basic Mix Balance Using Mix Assistant (12:44) - In this video, see how to use Neutron 3's Visual Mixer to create a basic volume balance for your mix. Using Izotope's Inter Plug-In Communication Technology (IPC) the visual mixer talks to the individual Relay Plug-Ins to create the mix balance. We then tweak this further using the Visual Mixer?s Groups Parameter.

• Visual Mixer Parameters (03:50) - Larry explains and explores the Visual Mixer's ability to adjust volume, pan and width on any sound with a Neutron 3 or Relay Plug-In loaded on its channel. Also see how to save mix snapshots using the Snapshots feature.

• The Track Assistant (07:13) - In this video, Larry goes over the Track Assistant feature and how to create a custom preset for our vocal using modules from Neutron 3. He then explains the different settings used to tailor the processing.

• The Neutron 3 Gate (10:09) - Discover the features of the Neutron 3 Gate module including the metering options, open and close threshold and ratio, attack, hold and release functions.

• The Gate Advanced Tab (04:04) - In this video, Larry demonstrates how to create choppy rhythmic effects using the Neutron 3 Gate Module.

• The Equalizer Pt. 1 (07:15) - Get a detailed overview of the EQ module interface and the different ways in which you interact with the visual display, including the various types of shapes and general parameters.

• The Equalizer Pt. 2 (10:44) - Larry now goes over the Advanced Tab of the EQ module so you know how to work dynamically and also utilize the sidechain feature, which can be used to make the EQ react to another area of the frequency range, or even an external signal.

• The Masking Meter (09:42) - In this video, see how to use the Equalizer Masking Meter to create space between the Kick and Bass in a Tech House track, utilizing the Histogram displays and Inverse Link to sculpt the respective frequency spectrums of the 2 sounds.

• The Compressor Module Pt. 1 (12:34) - In this first video, we go through the parameters of the Compressor Module and its Interface. We also demo the compressor in Expander Mode allowing it to enhance the snap of a drum loop.

• The Compressor Module Pt. 2 (06:52) - Moving on, Larry shows how to bring out the low end of a live drum loop using the sidechain feature of the compressor, and also how to sidechain the full mix to the vocal part to create a mix that has the vocal out front.

• The Transient Shaper (07:12) - In this video, learn all the parameters of the Transient Shaper and then how to use it to fix a drum sound that is lacking in punch.

• The Exciter Module (09:14) - Larry now teaches you about the controls on the Exciter module and then demonstrates the enhancement of perceived volume vs transient energy.

• The Sculptor Module (09:31) - Having gone through the parameters of this plug-in, Larry now loads it up on different buses to enhance the individual groups of the mixdown.

• Tonal Balance Control (14:48) - Wrapping it up, Larry explains the features of Tonal Balance Control and then uses its functionality to access EQs from the mix to make broad stable adjustments, having seen the Tonal Balance readout. Finally, Larry loads a Neutron 3 Mothership instance in order to use various modules to again massage the mix's sounds with tonal balance in mind.