Mastering The Mix

Levels are really good. Its must have for every serious producer.

Its no nonsense straight to the point plugin. It still simple and fast to work with.

I think price higher then usual for just a volume metering plugin, because you need BassRoom plugin as well. If these plugins got merged without price increase then I am fine with it. Maybe merging bassroom with mixroom would be more appropriate, but I am just not interested in MixRoom.

This one is for serious mastering folks only, Its too slow workflow just for people wanting to get their songs louder and put EQ on it.

If you are dedicated mastering engineer you will definitively find this one useful and price is OK compared to similar plugins.

Bass room is really good. I would say its must buy (with LEVELS) for most producers. In today music correctly and well done low end is simply critical.

This one can really deliver its promises. It does not distort low ends you will have still good sounding kicks and basses, GUI is quite nonstandard but its good to work with.

Because you will use it daily, price is OK.

I do not like similar type of plugins - I found them completely uninteresting for me. I do not know why should I use them and what they can do for me that I can't do myself already. I am still waiting for some ground shaking video demonstrating it and impressing me.

GUI is simple, maybe too simple for your hard earned money, and workflow is really fast. Ask yourself if you really need it. If yes, check demo and you will be probably happy with it. If fast workflow is what you are after then it will deliver.

Its not must buy plugin for everybody.

I don't think this plugin does well what it claims to do. I consulted it with other producers trying it and they have some feeling.

Idea is nice, GUI looks good and plugin can be useful in future. We are simply not there yet - wait for "Version 2".

I recently bought Levels after the guys at MasteringTheMix started publishing some detailed videos regarding just what Levels was all about. As I started to understand LUFS, dynamic range, the stereo field, and how bass might be crowding my mix, I could "SEE" how my song was going to be heard by others. While I liked what I heard before I started using Levels, I didn't know how badly I was abusing the compressor and not using the EQ to my advantage. Levels has been a great learning tool for me. I'm certainly not a professional, I'm hardly yet an amateur, but I do love learning how to make music and how to make it better. While we all have pain thresholds regarding how much money we want to spend on our hobbies, crafts, and interests, this valuable tool will find a permanent place on your mastering bus after you realize that it's really a great investment in your knowledge and quality of sound.