Taken together, SERFBIRD and SATASERF are an important addition to the existing set of selective 2DJ experiments, overcoming the limitations of strong coupling in many cases without having to resort to spin simulations. The examples of stachyose and norcamphor illustrate how 13 C satellites can be exploited even in molecules with crowded spectral regions. Besides scalar couplings, the new experiments should be applicable for 1 H-1 H RDC measurements. We envision both experiments will become valuable tools for structure analysis of any organic compound, for instance the constitution or configurational elucidation of natural products or conformational characterization of pharmaceuticals and peptides. Given its speed and sensitivity, especially SERFBIRD will be an attractive experiment for saccharides or compounds rich in alkene or aromatic groups.