Year/Date of Issue: 07/22/23
Developer: Sonible.
Developer site: Sonible
Format: VST, VST3, AAX, AU.
Bit depth: 64bit
Tabletka: cured WIN>R2R – MAC>MORiA
System requirements: WIN 7+ OSX 10.12+
Description :
true:balance is a meter plugin that offers all the information and guidance you need to take the right steps to optimize the spectral balance and mono compatibility of your mix. A tool for analyzing and measuring spectral distribution. Use spectral balance features. Changelog v1.0.3: Fixed internal state changes overflowing the undo history in Reaper.
Peculiarities :
~Advanced Spectral Balance Metering~
Quickly get clear information true:balance is a spectral balance plugin that allows you to get all the information you need about the spectral distribution of your mix. All displayed readings, as well as their visualization, are designed in such a way that you do not have to doubt what you see. The main true:balance readings are supported by target indicators that let you see how close your track is to the values of the selected benchmark. The channel data section displays all the necessary information about the width and correlation of the stereo channels and therefore the compatibility of the mix with mono sound.~Genre Masters and User Reference Tracks~
Reach Your Goal with Benchmarks Because the correct spectral distribution is highly dependent on listener expectations, it’s convenient to use genre benchmarks to compare a mix to it. The benchmarks included in true:balancee are based on a vast amount of audio data and mixing experience. If you need consistency throughout your project, take advantage of the ability to load up to 8 reference tracks.~Balance check and monophony check~
One click balance check and mono check true:balancee is designed for both professionals and ambitious producers. The latter will appreciate hints about what changes need to be made to their mix in order to get closer to the reference values. true:balance takes care of this: There is a Balance Check function that analyzes the current spectral distribution of your signal, then compares it with the reference and gives text recommendations. Mono Check indicates possible mono compatibility issues with your mix.
