bitflipper
Is it April already?

Was checking my calendar as well.
Nope, they seem bloody serious about it.

This plug's effect is indeed subtle, but it's there. My ears tell me the Amount knob dials in some slow-release compression, and there's a bit of high shelf EQ and/or harmonic excitement controlled by the "Detail" knob.
 
Try putting two or three of them in series and you should be able to hear what Neutrino does pretty easily.
 
Now the question is, why would you want to use this, when you can more readily control the sound with normal tools? I dunno about that.
 
Edit: inserting Neutrino on every track of a mix helped gel things together. I'd say the effect is similar to what you get from VCC or other console emulations, but with enough compression to solidify the mix a bit. Again, it's subtle. But I like it! Thanks, iZotope.
 
Cheers,
Eddie
 

"Plug-in host compatibility

Logic Pro X.2, Ableton Live 9.5, Pro Tools 12.4, Pro Tools 11.3.1, Cubase Pro 8.5, REAPER 5.11, FL Studio 12.2, Studio One 3.1.1, Pro Tools 10.3.1." 
 
Poor old Sonar ignored as usual...
(And Studio One is up to 3.3??)
 

Skyline_UK
Poor old Sonar ignored as usual...

OT: Considering that both iZotope and Cakewalk are Massachusetts based companies and almost next door neighbors, I always find that silence a bit strange. They are in the same business and not exactly competitors, so they ought to be best friends and support each other. But I never see any of that.
 
There seems to be only a mile and a half (or two km) between the two company’s offices, but maybe that Charles River is a really big divider, kind of like the River Styx? What do I know.

iZotope Radius has been part of Sonar for yonks now too.

It does one thing brilliantly.
 
It's a +1 to my VST count.

https://www.groove3.com/izotope-training-video-tutorials/iZotope-Neutrino-Explained
 
Free tutorial for Neutrino.

Agree completely with Eddie...but with a different conclusion.  It DOES do something and MIGHT be useful if used like a console emu or some such and, after all, it is FREE.  That said, unless they're going to come out with some sort of paid ($49 or so) update that actually makes it a useful tool...I don't see the point.  It's got to be just Izotope establishing a marketing footprint from which to sell an actual product.  And I give it an unequivocal thumbs down. YMMV.
 

Eddie, I know this is a lot to ask, but how about posting a project with and without Neutrino on every track? That should settle the matter of whether the effect is subtle but cumulative, or too subtle to matter. I'd do it myself (because I am a hopeless nerd) but my DAW won't be up and running for another week.

I've downloaded it a few times but when I try to "run as admin", it keeps timing out and nothing happens. I tried installing it with Norton off, too and same thing.  
Anyone? I can't seem to run it, to even install it and don't know why
Michael