I couldn’t quite get the gain all the way to where I needed it, but adding a bit more breakup from the preamp itself closed the gap. You are then free to apply just the right amount of processing using the T-RackS 5 tools you prefer, for adding color and character as well as to give your sound your personal touch. Scooped mids, thundering lows and a ear-level shelf at about 5k, with the low- and high-pass filters taking out any extraneous activity outside.

It “learns” their content and is able to immediately provide the best sounding combination of level and EQ adjustment. It practically helps you providing useful information about the differences between your work and the tracks you are referencing it against.

Master Match doesn't remove you out of the equation though and you are still under total control of the final result. This can be achieved using Master Match as a stand-alone processor or at the end of a pre-existing processing chain, making it perfectly suitable as a powerful mixing tool. Master Match calculates the spectral balance and perceived loudness of the reference tracks, analyzes them using highly sophisticated algorithms and then creates an exact match for your source mix, providing an editable ultra-high quality EQ curve and level adjustment. This lets you create great sounding mixes or masters by capturing the overall sound of your favorite reference tracks and then applying it to your own music quickly and easily without even requiring audio engineering experience or specialized skills. The IK Multimedia T-Racks 5 Master Match module is an entirely new type of plug-in that automatically matches the sound of your songs with up to 3 different source tracks used as a reference. Digital Adapters & Miscellaneous Cables.With 16 hits and near hits and four 'bonus tracks', this Now That's What I Call Music collection 'is 20 percent Tomorrow That's What I Might Call Music. Reception Professional ratings Review scoresĪndy Kellman of Allmusic calls the addition of the so-called bonus tracks alarming. Jamie Foxx featuring Justin Timberlake and T.I.

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