For the audio nerds.
https://youtu.be/O8zIJ0A--lI
If you create a parallel track of a source, then use a band-pass filter and invert the phase on the new track, you get a hard infinite notch filter. Then compress the band-pass track and you get a situation where the notch is released the more the compressor is engaged. This is perfect for taking out annoying drum resonances without effecting the EQ of the drum hit itself. Absolute genius!
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