With just a few moves in Tonal Balance Control, you can make a positive change to the overall energy of your mix or master. You can even load a whole folder of songs to create a composite curve. If you’d rather use your own reference track that you know and love, you can load it into Tonal Balance Control and the plug-in will generate a similar curve. The targets you’ll choose from were created in-house at iZotope after analyzing thousands of masters and noting any similar frequency areas across the entire spectrum. After you’ve placed Tonal Balance Control at the end of your master bus, choose a target that best corresponds to your session’s vibe. How do you use Tonal Balance Control?įirst of all, we highly recommend that Tonal Balance Control is inserted at the end of the processing chain on your master bus track.
In other words, this allows you to copy frequency balance of existing time-proven mixes so that other mixes that are still in the works may have a chance to sound better. Let’s dig into how and when to use Tonal Balance Control in your next mix or master. Additionally, CurveEQ implements spectrum matching technology that allows you to transfer spectrum’s shape of one recording to another. Controlling gain over EQ allows you to alter your tonal balance without incurring the artifacts of EQ. Now, rather than just controlling the EQ of Ozone and Neutron, you can control the EQ of Ozone, Neutron, Nectar and Relay alongside the gain of those plug-ins. Use Tonal Balance Control 2 in your mix session and adjust gain and EQ for Nectar, Neutron, other compatible iZotope plug-ins (available separately) Tonal Balance Control 2 is available from Plugin Boutique for 199 USD. Improved Tonal Balance Control in Ozone 9įor customers familiar with version one of Tonal Balance Control, this new generation features a number of exciting changes, like all-new genre-specific targets you can reference against, and a completely resizable interface. It provides context and direction toward resolving issues with a mix or master, helping you work toward the low end power or high end brilliance found in professionally-produced, radio-ready material. This is particularly useful when dealing with tonal balance issues that arise during mixing and mastering. Tonal Balance Control displays spectrum information for the track it is currently inserted on, relative to a target curve.
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