Hear what you can do
with your own recordings.

Let VU Auto listen to each track for ten seconds. Once the levels line up, play the song and move the faders by ear. Want the vocal a little further forward? Start there.

Play five seconds of the guitar you want to keep. Then listen to the gaps between phrases and hear the noise drop away.

Play a few seconds of singing. EQ Fix listens and adjusts the balance of lows, mids and highs. Bring the backing track back in and set the strength by ear. You can also use it on the whole mix when mastering.

Let Vocal Gentler listen to twenty seconds of singing. It tames piercing consonants and boomy notes just when they jump out.

Play the vocal with the backing and turn the knob slowly. Listen for the point where the quiet words come through and the chorus still has the energy of the original performance.

Play the track and watch the display. If a frequency sticks out and sounds too strong, bring it down a little. Once the track sounds balanced, use your ears to fine-tune it. Try a little more brightness or body and see what suits the part.

Loop a drum groove, bass line, or guitar riff and switch between the five transformer sounds. On vocals, try just a touch for a fuller tone with a little sheen. It’s a classic studio trick for getting a richer sound.

Put Chorus Legend on a track you want to widen and gradually turn up the effect. A little adds thickness. Push it further and you’ll hear a gentle sway that stays smooth even at deeper settings.

When mastering, try a light touch across the whole mix for a little extra stereo width.

Listen to the last held note of a vocal phrase as you adjust the amount of reverb. The words stay close while the end of the note trails off into the room.

Put EQ Adaptive on the master and play the chorus. It briefly cuts frequencies that stick out. Switch it on and off and listen to the instruments further back in the mix.

Play the biggest chorus and gradually raise the input. Listen for the point where the song has the impact you want and the vocal still comes through clearly.