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LIMITER Black Friday pricing is 50% off, $39.50, with the deal ending Nov 9, 2026, on Mastering The Mix's mastering limiter plugin.
This is a dynamics processor for the end of your signal chain. The maker says it analyses your audio and suggests the best settings for your music, so a limiter setup no longer undoes hours of mixing work.
Put an instance on your master channel and pick a preset. The maker names Loud, Spotify and Apple Music as examples.
Play the loudest section of your track and click analyze. A target range appears on the input gain slider, showing the gain adjustment needed to hit your goal.
Target arrows also show up on the attack, release, link and ceiling knobs, so you know where to move them.
The maker describes the workflow in three steps:
The maker recommends leaving Release on auto for the most musical result.
The NRG slider dials in rich harmonic distortion. The PCH slider enhances your transients.
The maker says both drive more perceived loudness and punch, which helps offset the side effects of limiting.
In the maker's own test, harmonic distortion measured 20dB to 40dB lower, which it describes as an audibly cleaner sound.
Mastering The Mix presents it as a tool for finishing tracks that hit hard without distorting, combining intersample peak handling, level readouts and automatic guidance.
The true peak control is there so a master stays clean after encoding on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.
If you want a limiter that gives you a starting point from your own audio, instead of a blank set of knobs, this is how it is meant to work. Analysis first, then you fine-tune by ear.
Yes. The LIMITER Black Friday deal from Mastering The Mix is 50% off, which brings the plugin to $39.50. The offer ends Nov 9, 2026.
You load it on your master channel, pick a preset, play the loudest section of your track and click analyze. A target range appears on the input gain slider, with target arrows on the attack, release, link and ceiling knobs.
NRG dials in rich harmonic distortion, and PCH enhances your transients. The maker says the pair drives more perceived loudness and punch, which helps offset the effects of limiting.
The maker says yes. LIMITER controls true peak so a master stays clean after encoding on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. Presets for Spotify and Apple Music are available when you start.
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