This time, we chose the Waves Infected Mushroom Pusher as our sonic enhancer. This will serve as a good starting point for us to add a sonic enhancer effect and work on the track’s mastering. Our track has some starting headroom, as we can hear from the audio example above, with loudness reaching around -15 LUFS. It contains the majority of a full mix’s elements, with a few effects already added to the mastering chain. In the next tutorial, we will show you how to use one of them to master your track.Īs usual, we’ll begin by listening to a short sequence created in our SoundBridge: DAW. Sonic enhancers are particularly effective in the high and low frequencies, which are often lost in the mixing process.
They’re able to extract that certain magic from particular frequencies that are difficult to tune in with simple EQs and compressors. We’ve had sonic enhancer plugins around for quite some time.
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