LoudBody Black Friday Deal 2026: $19, 75% off

LoudBody Black Friday pricing is 75% off, $19, until Nov 25, 2026, on BeatSkillz' limiter plugin for tracks and full masters.

LoudBody is a limiter built around two knobs. The maker pitches it as a one-click route to commercial loudness, whether you are pushing a drum bus or finishing a whole master.

How does the LoudBody limiter work?

The core is what the maker calls adaptive hybrid limiting. An algorithm blends peak limiting with controlled soft-clipping, and it adjusts that balance by analysing your signal in real time.

The maker contrasts this with fixed-ratio limiters that turn harsh when pushed. It adds True Peak limiting, up to 16x oversampling and M/S processing to keep masters free of artifacts.

Two knobs do the main work:

• LOUD: the master loudness control. Low settings give subtle glue, and maximum gives aggressive brick-wall limiting.
• BODY: sets the harmonic character. At 0% limiting is transparent, and at 100% you get a punchier sound with more harmonics.

The maker suggests starting BODY at 50% and adjusting by ear. It puts EDM and hip-hop around 60 to 80%, and mastering around 20 to 40%.

What features does LoudBody include?

The feature list covers metering, stereo handling and gain staging:

• True Peak limiting with -0.3dB compensation against inter-sample peaks
• M/S mode to process Mid and Side independently
• EBU R128-compliant LUFS-I and True Peak dBTP metering
• Stereo Link from 0% (independent) to 100% (fully linked)
• Ceiling control from 0dB down to -3dB
• 4x, 8x or 16x oversampling
• Automatic gain matching for level-matched A/B checks
• Input and output gain plus a wet/dry mix for parallel processing
• 100 presets across mastering, drums, vocals, piano, guitar and bass

Preset categories include Streaming Optimized, Electronic & EDM, Acoustic & Organic and Creative FX.

Can LoudBody prepare masters for streaming?

The maker says yes. Watch the real-time LUFS-I display, dial in your target loudness, set the ceiling and export.

Its examples are -14 LUFS for Spotify and -16 LUFS for Apple Music, adjustable in 0.1 dB steps. Enabling True Peak mode guards against codec distortion on streaming platforms.

For the ceiling, the maker suggests leaving 0.3dB of headroom for codec safety. You can also push to 0.0dB for maximum loudness.

On low end, the maker says LoudBody keeps 808s punchy at maximum loudness in hip-hop, EDM and trap. It also says M/S mode preserves your stereo image when the limiter is pushed hard.