Ozone is a hugely powerful package and one that allows you microscopic levels of adjustability. Sounds exciting, doesn’t it? But does Ozone still deliver the goods? Well, let’s find out, shall we… Getting Startedįirstly, I need to point out that it’s going to be impossible to cover every detail and every ‘nook and cranny’ of Ozone 11 in this “first look” style iZotope Ozone 11 Review. You’ll also find some interesting new AI features and dynamics modes.
There are a few new features included, such as the Clarity Module this aims to maximize the spectral power of your tracks, ensuring there are no dull mixes. Released today as part of the NI Music Production Suite 6 bundle, iZotope Ozone 11 Advanced (to give it its full title) promises to carry on the tradition. Whilst there are a number of Ozone alternatives now on the market, Ozone is still viewed as the go-to for many of us. At a stroke, Ozone democratised the ability to make your recordings sound “radio ready”. Emerging at the turn of the millennium, Ozone was a revelation for DIY musicians.
It’s difficult to believe that over 20 years have passed since the original iZotope Ozone. Self learning based on user defined reference track.
