It’s very poorly organized

Hey Tomislav, your most welcome, its just my opinion, have fun trying it yourself 😊
Thanks for everything you do for us all too, respect sir, its very much appreciated 💛

Hey Purefire, thanks for the in-depth review! Seems like a useful mastering service. We’ll cover it in an article later today.

These are different because the 909 was resampled from the SP-1200.

Yeah, crazy month so far, and I’m sure there’s plenty more to come!

Thanks, Aris! We’re working on an article about the Mastering Studio offer. The Renaissance Bass offer is cool, but it requires a paid order from Groove3. I’ll look into it, though!

I forgot to say, that each song you master using BX Style Creator is analysed & mastered differently even while using the same preset / style.
Plugin-Alliance – Dirk Ulrich: ‘No two tracks in every session will have the exact same settings’.

I mastered 10 of my own songs using the app & the results afterwards are pretty close to each other in terms of dynamics, ideal for an album for instance, even though my mixes have different dynamics to begin with, (I’m not an expert mix engineer).
Also, for such a small app at 37.1mb, I’m not exactly sure how this has such powerful processing power, with only a few user library documents after installation 😊

Thanks Tomislav, BPB & Aris, great news.

This New Plugin-Alliance – Brainworx ‘BX Style Creator’ mastering app is free to try (only on Mac)
It uses the same engine as the mastering studio website linked by Aris & you can master as much as you have time & disk space for within the trial period, or from a flash drive or sd card, whatever is good for you.

h ttps://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/style_creator.html

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Aris 👍

Once you download & install this, the mastering processing is done on your computer, offline. It doesn’t use very much processing power on your hardware either. It only accepts genuine wav files (wav export / bounce).

Import & process your wav first, then bounce / export it from the app. You can listen to the results of the mastering process afterwards. There are 8 different presets included to choose from & you can tweak the controls & save your own preset too, keep processing your wav’s until your happy with your result.

To get the best results from this, i would recommend bouncing / exporting a flat (no limiting or mastering of your own) wav file at a low level of around -8 to give you plenty of mastering headroom.

The app is ok, it does the job real quick too.
Maybe at first, you should only try to master a few songs until you find a good result for each of your songs, this way, you could try each mastering preset & compare all of the different versions at once without getting overwhelmed by 8 x 10 = 80 (if you processed 10 songs at once & used every preset).

This is not going to replace really skilful & talented mastering engineers, but it may help in the understanding of mastering in some way, maybe give a target to aim for.
I personally would like to listen to the mastering result first & then bounce afterwards, but hey 😉

Just my opinion, but my favourite preset’s are
1.LA Standard (my favourite)
7.Remaster Clean (second)
8.Remaster Vibe (third, a very mild processing)

Waves Renaissance Bass requires previous paid order from Groove3.

2) FREE Waves Plugin: Renaissance Bass
h ttps://www.groove3.com/perks
(I am not entirely sure if the waves one is 100% free or it needs to buy something first but check it out).

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There are pitched/grittier resampled versions included. Also no two 909s sound the same due to their analog nature

Nah I better grab this one too. I still have some space left on my computer :)))