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Couldn't you do much of that just by using presets in mastering software like Izotope Ozone 7? I don't really understand the benefit LANDR offers, unless there
by SyneRyder 10y ago
Couldn't you do much of that just by using presets in mastering software like Izotope Ozone 7? I don't really understand the benefit LANDR offers, unless there really is some secret sauce in the settings LANDR chooses automatically. But if that's the case, I imagine Ozone will features similar functionality soon.
- golergka 10y agoFirst of all, Ozone costs a lot more. Second, every time you're using a tool with a lot of settings you find yourself reaching to tweak them — which is one of the reasons why in making music it's often better to use minimalistic tools that don't offer too many options. And finally, judging by the results I'm getting, LANDR is more "intellectual" that Ozone and tweaks it's settings depending on many properties of the source track.