Izotope Ozone 2.


great freaking program. It is a direct x plugin that you run your mix through and it masters it. there are a lot of settings but even the presets can get you great results.

and wow, now that I check I see that izotope ozone 3 is out. although it is $199 after the download, it is solid.


maybe you can find an extended trial version around, but we don't like to mention those methods.

Hey Boomer,

Thanks for the reply, much appreciated! I'll keep my eye out for Ozone. I'll try to grab a demo somewhere.

Happy new year!

also check out t-racks24... what a nice program!

it's got a parametric eq, compressor/limiter.. it's like a little audio rack.

you can set up the compressor/limiter and EQs to work well with just about any sort of input.. then process the whole wav file according to those settings.

a little tweaking and you'll have a leveled mix, with proper eq corrections to make it sound the way it should.

Well i downloaded and installed it.. How the hell do you use this with SOundforge 6??

t-racks has nothing to do with soundforge. Standalone app.

feed it a wav, and it makes a "master", also in wav format. then run that through lame, and poof, insto-mp3-mix

Hey when mastering mixes like that wouldn't you Not want to take out everything less than 40 hz? Thats taking out all the low bass in the music... wouldn't you rather put a compression on those tones below 40 hz, say something with a DB or DBSpl tag, meaning the volume or overall intensity of the sound.

Otherwise you are just taking the low end of the frequency spectrum and completely cutting it out. Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not so sure how compression boxes but I know about sound levels and intensity.