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Factory presets Pro Tools Pro Tools 10.3.8, 11.3.2, 12 – AAX Native Pro Tools 7, 8, 9, 10 – RTAS Approved Pro Tools CPU, OS and hardware configuration Legacy support for OS X 10.4.11 – 10.6.8 & Windows XP: TDM/RTAS iLok USB device with latest drivers iLok2 required for AAX plug-ins Audio Units Audio Units-compatible application (Logic, Digital Performer etc.) Mac OS X 10.7 – 10.11 Legacy 32-bit support for OS X 10.4.11 – 10.6.8 iLok USB device with latest drivers iLok2 required for 64-bit plug-in VST2 VST2-compatible application (Cubase, Nuendo, Sequoia etc.) Mac OS X 10.7 – 10.11 Windows 7 or later Legacy 32-bit support for OS X 10.4.11 – 10.6.8 & Windows XP iLok USB device with latest drivers iLok2 required for 64-bit plug-in Sonnox Oxford Limiter Native Plug-In V2 (Native) Specifications Supports Pro Tools (RTAS), Audio Units, VST Native compatibility with 64-bit DAWs Native 64-bit Audio Units and VST support 64-bit versions require iLok 2 Includes legacy 32-bit version that can run on original blue iLok Pro ToolsPro Tools 7, 8, 9 & 10Approved Pro Tools CPU, OS and hardware configuration : avid.comMac OSX 10.4 or later (including OSX 10.7 Lion)Windows XP / Vista - 32 & 64 bit / Windows 7 - 32 & 64 bitRAM 1GB minimumiLok key with latest drivers Audio UnitsAudio Units compatible application (Logic, Digital Performer etc.)Mac OSX 10.4 or later (including OSX 10.7 Lion)RAM 1GB minimumiLok key with latest drivers2nd Generation iLok required for 64-bit plug-ins VSTVST compatible application (Cubase, Nuendo, Wavelab, Sequoia etc.)Mac OSX 10.4 or later (including OSX 10.7 Lion)Windows XP / Vista - 32 & 64 bit / Windows 7 - 32 & 64 bitRAM 1GB minimumiLok key with latest drivers2nd Generation iLok required for 64-bit plug-ins Sonnox Oxford Limiter Native Plug-In V2 (Native) Includes License for Sonnox Oxford Limiter Native Plug-In V2 (Native) No review yet, Be first to Write a Review Sonnox Sonnox Oxford Limiter Plug-In V2 (Native) Give your music a boost and offer sample-value limiting, you can avoid clipping while giving your mixes the loudness it needs to compete with commercial releases.Overall, Sonnox Oxford Limiter V3 offers peak limiting with attack, release, and variable soft-knee, Enhance section, Recon meter, Auto Comp fixing recon errors (while adhering to industry’s true peak measurement standard – IT-UR BS. 177-04), TPDF dither for 24-bit and 16-bit output, four variable-strength noise shaping modes, backwards compatibility with previous plugin versions, and a library of factory presets.Summarily, Oxford Limiter V3 is very simple to use. You can check out the video below to hear how it works, but I honestly think it’s pure magic. It does exactly what it’s been designed to do, and its operation is very straightforward.If a limiter is what you need, then Oxford Limiter V3 is worth a look.Learn more: Plugin BoutiqueEXPOSE 2 by Mastering The MixPractically every engineered has run into a situation where they want to ensure quality control with their projects. Common issues include true peak clipping, poor EQ balance, too much compression, and phasing.Decluttering a mix, in fact, can be a real hassle, especially if you don’t have the tools necessary to easily identify problems and fix them.Mastering The Mix’ EXPOSE 2 lets you catch many of the common issues associated with mixing before you release your projects. Best of all, it’s very easy to use.Once a track has been loaded up inside EXPOSE 2, you can choose a preset (based on where your music will be heard – CD, Spotify, YouTube, etc.) and load up a reference track (or genre specific preset), consult the readings (loudness, peaks, stereo / phase, dynamic range), identify and isolate the issues, check your tonal balance, and match the loudness.All in all, EXPOSE 2 comes with Compare EQ, Loudness Match, and Analysis Feedback. It will measure loudness range, integrated LUFS, short term LUFS, decibel true peak (16x oversampling), sample peak, left / right heat map, correlation heat map, and short-term dynamic range.EXPOSE 2 is a handy plugin, just as described. Mastering is an art and a science, and it’s easy to get wrong and often hard to get right. So, if you want to optimize your music for major platforms, this plugin is worth a look.Learn more: Plugin BoutiqueOxford Inflator by SonnoxThe Sonnox Oxford Inflator is a simple and powerful plugin that lets you boost loudness without losing sound

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The Sonnox Oxford Limiter Plug-In, developed from decades of professional audio experience to provide a very high degree of quality and facility in program loudness control and limiting functions. Having crafted and refined your mix, join the growing number of professionals who have made the Oxford Limiter their default last insertion on stereo groups and mix buses alike. Whether you're after transparent peak limiting, loudness maximization or heavier creative effects, this Plug-In delivers. Advanced look-ahead processing and the unique Enhance function provide the sample-value limiting needed to reliably avoid clipping. Meter for and automatically correct otherwise invisible reconstruction overloads to confidently produce maximum levels and punch, whilst retaining clarity and transient detail. By employing highly accurate logarithmic side chain processing, along with innovative adaptive timing functionality using look ahead signal acquisition, the limiter provides exemplary performance, whether one is seeking general transparent level control, program loudness maximization or heavily applied artistic sound effects. Unique processing in the form of the Enhance function provides the sample value limiting needed to reliably avoid overloads in digital workstation environments and allows unprecedented volume and punch to be applied to program beyond that available from conventional limiting functions. Comprehensive metering is provided which displays not only conventional peak sample value, but additionally allows the user to monitor the true validity of the program in order to avoid the generation of damaging reconstruction overloads in the target equipment which are often invisible during production (sometimes termed 'inter sample peaks'). A further function allows the user to dynamically correct for reconstruction overloads in real time, thereby achieving maximum possible modulation levels without the risks of producing illegal signals often associated with compression and limiting. Comprehensive dithering functionality with selectable and variable depth noise shaping ensures first class mastering output quality in either 24 bit or 16 bit modes. Sonnox Oxford Limiter Native Plug-In V2 (Native) Features Peak limiting with attack, release & variable soft-knee Enhance section to increase perceived loudness Recon meter shows ‘actual' rather than sampled signal Auto Comp fixes recon errors without losing overall loudness Comprehensive dither and noise shaping options Great library of. Oxford Limiter has an average user rating of 3.00 from 1 review. Rate Review Oxford Limiter. User Reviews by KVR Members for Oxford Limiter. Oxford Limiter. Reviewed Real-World Applications of the Oxford Limiter Plug-In. The Oxford Limiter Plug-In has a wide range of real-world applications, including: Music production: The Oxford Limiter

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Pursue the idea of just 1 perfect limiter. To my ears both the Sonnox Oxford Limiter, the Flux Pure Limiter and Ozone Limiter are great and each sound different. Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2006 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by Lagerfeldt ➡️ I think you need to experiment a bit more with the Limiter. Try switching off autogain, setting a longer attack and shorter release, push the enhance a bit, see what happens and play around to better understand the parameters.I think it's foolish to pursue the idea of just 1 perfect limiter. To my ears both the Sonnox Oxford Limiter, the Flux Pure Limiter and Ozone Limiter are great and each sound different. Gear Addict Joined: Dec 2007 Posts: 311 🎧 15 years thanks lagerfeldt and bob and everyone for sharing your experiences. i will definitely mess around a bit more with these demos in the next few days trying out the suggestions. it's so cool to have a little online group of intelligent good hearted audio buddies. Lives for gear Joined: May 2006 Posts: 701 🎧 15 years Limiter not bad, but I've found Inflator more useful... I know that they are different animals though. Limiter seems to be a little bit softer and adds some more "plugin" character to me. Inflator is closer to the good AD clipping, can push it even more forward which is nice in certain cases... Registered User Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 305 🎧 15 years I use both all the time. I try'd a few different limiters and i thought the sonox 1 was the best, I find that the inflator kind of tightens things up a bit as well.great plugins.regards, Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 793 🎧 15 years The combination works to make things very very loud.m. Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 2,405 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by Lagerfeldt ➡️ Yeah, the L3 is pretty bad. I like the L3-16 though. Having very good results with it. Quote: Originally Posted by yareck ➡️ Inflator is closer to the good AD clipping, can push it even more forward which is nice in certain cases... Actually not. I've written a short explanation of what the Inflator is and does above. Registered User Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 257 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by Lagerfeldt ➡️ Actually not. I've written a short explanation of what the Inflator is and does above. Yeah I would agree with that the Inflator still sounds like ITB clipping, A/D clipping sound very different to my ears, not as harsh sounding Registered User Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 566 🎧 20 years i like the limiter more than the inflator. the inflator sounds harsher compared to the limiter. i don't like most other plug-in limiters, they are only usable in combination with clipping for transient-heavy music imo. with the sonnox limiter i don't have to use clipping. it retains transients more than most other limiters, but sounds less harsh than In the range from -ve to half way. Quote: Originally Posted by blim ➡️ I'm looking into the Sonnox Limiter (not terribly satisfied with the Waves L3). Yeah, the L3 is pretty bad.Check out Sonnox Oxford Limiter, Flux Pure Limiter or perhaps the Ozone limiter. I always liked the Massey Limiter.Be careful with the Inflator, too much on the mix buss can wash out the mids with harmonics. Gear Addict Joined: Dec 2007 Posts: 311 🎧 15 years I have the demos of both the Sonnox Inflator and Limiter here and I'm comparing them to Ozone 3, and I gotta say, although of course the Sonnox stuff sounds great, it seems like I can get nearly if not just as good a sound with the Ozone stuff (with a little more tweaking). Ozone is 1/3 the price and has so many more functions. Am I crazy? Your thoughts... ? I recently had a chance to try the new L3s and they sounded much better, specially the new L3-16. Is it my impression or someone had the same feelings? Registered User Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 224 🎧 15 years Just try the demos, dude: Sonnox Oxford PluginsI like the Inflator right before the limiter on heavy rocky stuff. It seems to smooth out the distortion from the A/D and can add quite a bit of level (so that you don't need to hit the A/D as hard). And at this stage it can really be controlled via the "Curve" control.If you're having a tough time getting the level you want go for the limiter. It's great. But if you have no problem getting your levels where you want them without much compromise the limiter won't do much. At least, not nearly as much as the Inflator.In regards to the Ozone comment, I think if you're using all plug-ins, or doing mastering at an amateur or semi-pro. level, the iZotope Ozone would be the best bargain for you. But as a link in your chain the Ozone is more like a bunch of cheap tools whereas the Sonnox stuff is very, very nice. Also, it'll keep its value whereas the resell on Ozone is...well...you can guess... And Ozone can't touch the Inflator. No contest, there.Good luck, and remember... Try the demos, dude! Quote: Originally Posted by ironbelly ➡️ I have the demos of both the Sonnox Inflator and Limiter here and I'm comparing them to Ozone 3, and I gotta say, although of course the Sonnox stuff sounds great, it seems like I can get nearly if not just as good a sound with the Ozone stuff (with a little more tweaking). Ozone is 1/3 the price and has so many more functions. Am I crazy? Your thoughts... ? I think you need to experiment a bit more with the Limiter. Try switching off autogain, setting a longer attack and shorter release, push the enhance a bit, see what happens and play around to better understand the parameters.I think it's foolish to

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Will be happy to see this – Softube’s line by line code port of the legendary mastering processor, the Weiss DS1-MK3 VST plugin.This unit offers mastering compression, limiting, and de-essing at the highest level. And it even comes bundled with the Weiss MM-1 Mastering Maximizer, Weiss Deess, and Weiss Compressor / Limiter plugins.Heard on virtually every mainstream release you can name, the Weiss DS1-MK3 plugin is officially licensed and endorsed by Daniel Weiss. It’s the same processor as the $10,000 original, it offers de-ess, compression, and limiting, and it processes at resolutions up to 32bit / 192 kHz.It comes with advanced metering waveform view, all-new presets from Bob Katz, versatile de-essing, digital compression, Weiss original limiter algorithms as well as new ones, and more.My impression of the Weiss DS1-MK3 is that it’s relatively transparent, but it can also add some serious punch to your mixes, breathe life into your tracks, and add some glittery high-end shimmer. The video below should give you a good idea.Learn more: Plugin BoutiqueDynOne by Leapwing AudioLeapwing Audio’s DynOne is an award-winning dynamic processor. Grammy-winning mastering engineer Bob Ludwig liked that it did dynamic compression differently, mastering engineer Seth Drake said DynOne got him to 80% of his default mastering chain using only the faders in 10 minutes, and Grammy-nominated producer and mix engineer Greg Wells said it was “love at first listen.”This smart parallel multi-band dynamics processor comes with a resizable retina design, variable crossover filters, weighting algorithm, Center-Side Mode, min-max values for attack and release, and variable timing values.Overall, you get five bands with custom linear-phase crossover filters, variable RMS vs peak detection, and stereo linking percentages.DynOne may be simple, but it is more than competent. It can add some serious punch to your mixes while giving them the shimmer they need to be on par with commercial releases.Also check out the video below to see what DynOne can do.Learn more: Plugin BoutiqueOxford Limiter V3 by SonnoxSonnox is well-known for their Oxford series of plugins and their Oxford Limiter V3 might be just what you need to increase the loudness of your mix, give it more density, and add some much-needed presence while keeping the clarity and detail you’ve worked hard to preserve.This true peak limiter offers precise processing and metering accuracy to ensure the result is exactly what you want. You can even correct invisible reconstruction overloads.With advanced look-ahead and Enhance function to

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The Ultimate Oxford Plugins Collection.The Oxford Plug-ins have earned a world-class reputation for their high-quality processing, precision control and intuitive graphical interfaces.The Sonnox Elite Collection contains seven powerful mixing plug-ins used by countless professionals all over the world. Don’t waste money or time collecting Oxford plug-ins one by one, save a massive 40% off the individual prices, by purchasing them as the Sonnox Elite Collection.The Sonnox Elite includes: Oxford EQ, Oxford Dynamics, Oxford Inflator, Oxford Transient Modulator, Oxford Reverb, Oxford Limiter and Oxford SuprEsserOxford EQThe renowned Oxford EQ is based on the original EQ section of the Sony OXF-R3 large format digital mixing console. It is a 5-band EQ with selectable shelf settings on LF and HF sections. Additionally, separate variable slope low pass and high pass filters are provided. The Oxford EQ also features four different EQ curves that cover a broad array of styles, including some legacy styles which are renowned for their artistic capability. The use of novel coefficient generation and intelligent processing design provides unparalleled performance that surpasses analogue EQ in both sound quality and artistic freedom. The Oxford EQ truly is four equalisers in one plug-in and will provide all the EQ you’ll ever need!Features Fully 64-bit compliant 5 band fully parametric EQ Variable HF & LF filters up to 36dB/Octave Algorithm taken directly from the Sony OXF-R3 Four different EQ types in one plug-in Fully de-cramped HF response A / B switches (automatable) Ultra-low noise and distortionOxford DynamicsThe Oxford Dynamics plug-in is modeled on the extremely flexible and capable unit used in the OXF-R3 professional mixing console. Resulting from many years of research into professional dynamics applications, it offers separate Compress, Limit, Expand, Gate and side chain EQ functions, with full independent control of all parameters. Features such as selectable time constant curves and variable soft compress functions allow the user to confidently tackle all common uses of compression, from subtle unobtrusive level control and mastering functions to the production of great artistic effects. The use of a feed-forward architecture with logarithmic side chain processing, making use of look-ahead techniques, ensures exemplary sonic characteristics. Oxford Limiter has an average user rating of 3.00 from 1 review. Rate Review Oxford Limiter. User Reviews by KVR Members for Oxford Limiter. Oxford Limiter. Reviewed

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Reverb plug-in is a highly flexible stereo reverberation generator, designed to complement existing Sonnox Oxford applications in providing the user with the highest technical and sonic performance coupled with artistic and creative facilities. As well as providing stunning presets, the user has full control over all of its many parameters, including a very comprehensive early reflections section, and integrated 5-band EQ. The Sonnox Oxford Reverb allows the powerful facility to create virtual spaces freely, depending on artistic need, ranging from dry reflection ambiences, room and hall simulations, sound effects, all the way to wide open reverberant spaces with a very large range of possible texture and spatial character.Features Fully 64-bit compliant Extremely flexible stereo modelling reverb Full control over all of its many parameters Independent control of early reflections and reverb tail Integrated 5-band EQ Over 100 invaluable presets for music and post-productionOxford LimiterThe Oxford Limiter has been developed from decades of professional audio experience to provide a very high degree of quality and facility in programme loudness control and limiting functions. By employing highly accurate logarithmic side chain processing, along with innovative adaptive timing functionality using look-ahead signal acquisition, the limiter provides exemplary performance, whether one is seeking general transparent level control, programme loudness maximisation or heavily applied artistic sound effects. Unique processing in the form of the Enhance function provides the sample value limiting needed to reliably avoid overloads in digital workstation environments and allows unprecedented volume and punch to be applied to programme beyond that available from conventional limiting functions.Comprehensive metering is provided which displays not only conventional peak sample value but additionally allows the user to monitor the true validity of the programme in order to avoid the generation of damaging reconstruction overloads in the target equipment which are often invisible during production (sometimes termed 'inter sample peaks').A further function allows the user to dynamically correct for reconstruction overloads in real time, thereby achieving maximum possible modulation levels without the risks of producing illegal signals often associated with compression and limiting.Comprehensive dithering functionality with selectable and variable depth noise shaping ensures first-class mastering output quality in