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Originally Posted by Moss
Ozone is a good place to start, but you'll probably want to do more tweaks to your master than a single plugin can provide.
Good multiband compressors/ maximisers are very useful, and you'll want to run through a matching eq, a global reverb, etc.
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Ew.
Unless it's like an acoustic and a vocal that have for some reason been mixed with no or very little reverb. I can't imagine why the fuck anyone in their sane/sober mind would want to put reverb over the whole mix? I don't care if Ozone has one, it's fucking stupid.
Two of my friends have the MKII's. They're "okay". But their mixes both always seems to have this weird tone to them that I can only put down to either their mixing abilities or their speakers.