Mastering The Mix Reduces Prices!

[Larry Shelby]

Mastering the Mix items now have new permanent USD pricing that has been drastically reduced due to recent changes in £££ exchange rates: 

https://everyplugin.com/mastering-the-mix.html

[mibby]

They make some good ones too!

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Those don't look any cheaper than what I've been watching? i.e. Still $15 for Ignite and in hte $50's for Reso, MixRoom and Reference2...  (??)

Edited October 24, 2022 by mibby

[antler]

I think my favourite is Bassroom - it's an EQ specialised for low frequencies.

I've seen videos for MixRoom. I'm not sure if it's any different from any other EQ apart from the novel UI.

[PavlovsCat]

I've contemplated getting MixRoom after a friend more knowledgeable on mixing suggested I pick it up as it might help demystify EQing a mix.  Can anyone who uses it weigh in? I own Izotope's mixing and mastering tools,  and using their AI software for mastering is a breeze,  but I haven't gotten very good results using their AI for mixing and would love to find something that helps me more easily determine how to create better mixes. 

[mibby]

2 hours ago, antler said:

I think my favourite is Bassroom - it's an EQ specialised for low frequencies.

I've seen videos for MixRoom. I'm not sure if it's any different from any other EQ apart from the novel UI.

Ditto! I'm mildly interested in MixRoom because BassRoom is so good.