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BASSROOM Black Friday pricing is 50% off, $39.50, until Nov 9, 2026, on Mastering The Mix's low-frequency EQ plugin for the master channel.
The maker pitches it at a problem most mixes run into: too much bass leaves a track bloated and short on clarity, too little leaves it weak. BASSROOM analyses your mix and shows a target for each frequency band, so you can see where the low end sits against a reference.
The targets on the walls of the plugin suggest genre-specific EQ moves. The maker says it analysed the best mixes in various genres to build those presets.
It is not simple frequency matching. According to the maker, BASSROOM runs an algorithm built around human hearing, judging the low end against the overall mix and compensating for loudness differences.
Because the analysis looks at the whole mix, the maker says to load it on your master channel.
Start by picking the preset that fits your material. Your mix is analysed, and the targets move to the suggested EQ positions.
If you would rather build your own, click the target icon in the bottom left corner and import reference tracks. The maker recommends dragging across the waveform to select the drop or chorus, since that section usually shows the bass best.
The EQ moves can shift your overall gain. If it changes by more than 2dB, the speaker icon turns orange. To compare the processed and unprocessed sound fairly, point at the bypass button, which reveals an output gain control with a level match marker. Drag the slider until it sits on that marker, then switch bypass on and off to judge the change.
The maker's example is a 6dB boost at 240Hz on a step function, a stand-in for a kick drum. It says a standard EQ rings before and after the hit, which can sound like a sucking effect, while BASSROOM produces virtually no oscillation and keeps the transient intact.
If you get it through a Rent to Own plan or the Beatport Studio membership, it installs and runs through the Beatport Access portal. That route needs an internet connection every 30 days to validate your license.
Yes. The BASSROOM Black Friday deal is 50% off, which brings the plugin to $39.50. The offer ends Nov 9, 2026. It is Mastering The Mix's EQ plugin for low frequencies on the master channel.
BASSROOM runs as VST3 on both Mac and Windows. It also comes as AAX, and as AU on Mac. All versions are 64-bit only, and the Mac version is Apple Silicon native. AAX needs Pro Tools 11 or later.
The maker says to load it on your master channel. Its algorithm judges how the ear perceives low frequencies against the balance of the whole mix, so it needs to hear the full mix to analyse it and apply its EQ moves.
Yes. Click the target icon in the bottom left corner and import reference tracks. The maker suggests dragging on the waveform to select the drop or chorus. BASSROOM builds targets from every track loaded into the analysis window.
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