Which one is better? || Sonible true:balance vs iZotope Audiolens

[@beehype46and2]

Comment for da algorithm Streak count: 100 Whoooho 100th comment streak 🥳🥳🥳 And thanks for the mention btw

[@levondarratt787]

Your comment literally does nothing for an algorithm that's not how it works dude

[@beehype46and2]

@@levondarratt787 actually does, every comment boosts the algorithm BUT the comment has to be different in every video. That's why I'm counting the comment streak cuz then the algorithm doesn't see it as a repetitive comment

[@beehype46and2]

@@levondarratt787 or that's at least how the algorithm worked a few years ago, the comments boosted the video to be caught by the algorithm.

[@101Licious]

Wouldn't it make more sense to compare true:balance vs tonal balance 2 ?

[@aledarimini]

Today I tried Sonible True Balance and something seems very very wrong with it. I always used Tonal Balance Control from Izotope for this purpose. In both products I used the same track for referencing and for this test I applied EQ to my work in progress to match exactly the curve to reach less than 1dB difference across the whole spectrum in Izotope. Well, when my track is perfectly matched in Izotope and I switch to Sonible, it tells me than my low end (under 500hz) is more than 5dB quieter than the reference, and my high end (over 4K) is more than 2dB louder than the reference. This is with Sonible's spectrum resolution in "smooth" mode. Even more incoherence, when I switch Sonible's spectrum resolution to "detailed" it tells me that my low end is spot on but it also shows a deep pit in the 150hz range. To correct this, trusting Sonible, I have to apply almost +12dB of EQ in the 150hz range and the track sounds like shit. The best part is when I apply the EQ to perfectly match the reference in Sonible. My track sounds completely different than the reference, while if I trust Izotope for applying EQ it sound so identical that is seems the original reference track itself. In the end this plugin seems very erratic in what it tells to me, very incoherent, and even if I choose to trust it, my ears tell me that the track is far from sounding like the reference. Still, a part of my brain is telling me that it is impossible for such a top brand plugin to be so bad, and maybe I'm the one doing something wrong. Looking for your opinions.

[@TexasTabla]

any update on your thoughts on this?

[@aledarimini]

@@TexasTabla I really wanted this plugin to be good, because its interface is so much better than Tonal Balance Control's, so I took the time to retest it with a half dozen other tracks I'm working on. Unfortunately the results were always the same. Sonible pushes me to apply tons of EQ to my (near perfect) tracks, compared to references, especially in the low end. Sorry, but until some engineer can explain to me what I'm doing wrong, or why Sonible is so off the mark, I'll continue to trust my ears… and Izotope.

[@TexasTabla]

@@aledarimini what do you think of the true level plugin

[@aledarimini]

@@TexasTabla I haven't tried that.

[@citrinetowerbeats]

compared to the same loudness?

[@gaudinni]

I really like the Carve EQ from kHs delicious audio file and it creates a profile that you can use for your music it does the same job as sonible or ozon, but it is much simpler and uses less resources and the result is the same

[@OfficialStevenCravis]

Can Carve EQ be used while mixing, or only on mastering a stereo track?

[@Bronwyn031]

Uhhhhh... AudioLens was FWEE for me when I logged into my iZotope install manager! I was just about to go purchase True:Balance after watching your review video. And Sonnible has dropped the price of True:Balance to $49.00 probably in response to iZotope. But honestly you really can't go any lower than FWEEEEEE! 🤗

[@levondarratt787]

Free. Learn the word. Not Fwee joker...

[@JS-qw9zi]

Great as always, really helpful. thanks!

[@ruadeil_zabelin]

I'm gonna start doing my nails also. I love it

[@gianlucamarchese]

It'd be interesting to know how these compare to Process Audio Decibel

[@sebguyader]

Decibel doesn't allow comparing your audio balance with that of a reference, it just shows the spectrum analysis of your audio.

[@sebguyader]

What is cool with Decibel is that you can have the app running on tablet or smartphone, freeing some screen estate. I would love to see that with true:balance, having it permanently on a second smaller screen!

[@ConfusioNIntrusioN]

izotope is free until November 22 though 😁

[@sebguyader]

But don't you need to have Ozone 10 or Neutron 4 to be able to use AudioLens?

[@billpodolak7754]

@@sebguyader No, you can just use Audiolens as a tonal balance meter on your whole computer's output if you want.

[@Illiyinmusic]

@@billpodolak7754 yeah you can use it to capture the balance...but you use it with izotopes products.. its a free tool to use with their products...you need ozone or something to actually put it to use

[@davelordy]

A quick history of the tonal reference meter . . . Mastering the Mix made Reference. iZotope copied the idea and made Tonal Balance Control Sonible copied iZotope/MTM and made true:balance

[@brakenear]

I almost want to buy true:balance just to give my poor Reference a well deserved retirement. I have put that poor bastard through hell and it's always been nothing but helpful

[@clickbaitpro]

Reference is really on another level, it shows that sound is over compressed or under compressed

[@Pummelfay]

Tc finalizer did something very similar with their standalone app - those kinds of spectro-dyanmic graphs are really useful to get a feel for possible problem areas. Gonna look into the sonible one i hate izotope lol

[@zwsh89]

It’s a little unclear to me-is the Sonible one a spectral balancer akin to gullfoss, where it actually offers you ai based dynamic eq profiles to round out your mix for you, or is it purely just an analyzer?

[@imhaydenmelrose]

It's just for analysis

[@zwsh89]

@@imhaydenmelrose thanks for replying! That’s a bit of a shame, seems like a missed opportunity. But they did just license an algorithm to focusrite that actually does spectral balancing, the Focusrite Fast Balancer, which of course is part of the Focusrite FAST series which is all AI plugs using sonible algorithms. Maybe they didn’t want to be redundant and have two nearly identical plugs designed by their team competing with each other. 🤷🏻

[@marekwojtas1646]

MY STEREO MY STEREO STEREO (STEREO)

[@rogercabo5545]

Sonible, I can see and hear what to change, but I can't do in the same app! Ouch! I would love to have this plugin in a master chain and route the reference track by side chaining into. Hello Sonible, awake!. 🚨💥 iZotope, nice Hipshot! 🚀

[@DerekPower]

I've noticed that experienced and "old school" engineers tend to like sonible more than IZotope, whereas iZotope appeals more towards composers-musicians-producers who are not as "engineer-savvy".

[@Yardehardedar]

49 euro ...I built this thing as a max for live device in one afternoon a few years ago.

[@highbred]

algorithmic comment

[@MarioTorre]

iZotope has similar analysis, the idea is that you use a number of tools together, for example you use music balance plugin with insight for additional details. The advantage is that all plugins speak to each other so you can change settings from one another, especially if you mix with neutron too. Sonible has a more straight to the point attitude, which I quite like. Both are great tools indeed.

[@Reggi_Sample]

Tonal Balance Contorl too.

[@billpodolak7754]

2:45 - this is incorrect. It's also capturing the Stereo width, microdynamics, and loudness of the streaming audio so that Ozone 10 Master Assistant can match all of those properties.

[@-Deena.]

Audiolens is FREE until Nov 22nd *UPDATE* ...but if you want to use the references created you must have Ozone 10 and Nectar 4. ie. Audiolens is junk. Just use a wav version of your reference track in any version of Assistant.

[@Whiteseastudio]

FREE? FREE!? Wow! I'm Dutch, why didn't I know that...

[@citrinetowerbeats]

OMG :D

[@sebguyader]

@@Whiteseastudio I'm curious to know what iZotope means with: "Referencing workflow and target library operates with the following products: Ozone 10 Standard and Advanced Neutron 4"

[@billpodolak7754]

@@sebguyader It means that you can capture targets from reference songs with Audiolens and then match your audio to the target with Ozone 10 and Neutron 4.

[@-Deena.]

@@sebguyader yeah...Ive 'installed' it several times, and it is nowhere to be seen, either as app or VST. Looks to like an upgrade/add on to Ozone 10 and/or Neutron 4? I have v9 v3. The installer completes, shows no errors, gives you no path info, but good luck finding it post install. Weird as ... if anyone manages to install it let me into the secret!

[@dykodesigns]

The True Balance UI looks quite well designed, finally a user interface that is actually helpfull to the user. I wish more software in general had such suggestion text bubbles. This idea / concept would be ideal for a lot of engineering software who often have cryptic error messages.

[@-Deena.]

You dont need Ozone 10 or Nectar 4. You need and version of Nectar assistant or Ozone Assistant then it works well to match reference EQ. Processor heavy. Its just hiden, UPDATE. Path is C:\Program Files\iZotope\Audiolens\win64

[@sparella]

Ozone Elements and Nectar Elements have Assistants, but it doesn't work with them.

[@Mrfpsara]

I am a sonible fanboy, spectral balance seems promising. Looking forward for the detailed reviews.

[@tstankie]

I've just used a generator to check the frequencies in Audiolens. The spectrum is divided at 250 Hz, 2 kHz and 8 kHz.

[@AuxonSound]

Hi, thanks and you are correct, btw in their manual is written ranges, paste here for conf.: Low: 20Hz to 250Hz Low-Mid: 250Hz to 2kHz High-Mid: 2kHz to 8kHz High: 8kHz to 20kHz

[@matthewgray713]

Audiolens doesn't just capture the spectral balance. It also captures the dynamics and the stereo image.

[@DJayFreeDoo]

And it's not meant to be an analyzer. Just to capture data for ozone and neutron

[@compoundaudio]

And it also interacts with other Izotope product And audiolens is free for a limited time

[@compoundaudio]

@@jasoncruizer never said it works on it's own?

[@Fire-Toolz]

these kinds of plugins are fantastic tools but when you start getting into situations where you think your curve needs to match another curve in order to be "right" the point is being missed. obviously the way something sounds has just as much due to other processing as it does equalization.

[@georgemickel6608]

Well said.

[@JeffyG]

Audiolens is currently free and Ozone 10 is included in the NI Komplete 14 bundle, so I think Izotope products are going to be broadly distributed. We'll see if this gives them better market acceptance.

[@XRaym]

05:00 You speak about "sounding like somebody else", but you can sound as "you", when listening to other tracks you have made, for mastering an album for eg.

[@MACEASY2]

Sonible looks good, but unless I missed something, they are missing the next step after analysis. I would have thought in their eco system, the analysis could then make a template for import into smart EQ which would then apply it to the track in question, balancing it with their clever algorithms.

[@compoundaudio]

Great idea. Email them...

[@Illiyinmusic]

I mean if youre going strictly off just getting it where they have green check marks in the quality check.. you dont really need assistance for that...

[@davelordy]

_"they are priced exactly the same . . . they both cost €100"_ iZotope Audiolens is free. true:balance is $39 (for anyone with a Sonible product)

[@mauromarionbizzotto]

Audiolens captures your system audio, i.e. audio coming from within your computer, and/or audio from a streaming service. The aim of Audiolens is to provide the user with a raw image of the signal dynamics. All ensuing visual cues for the interpretation of relevant data require the user to import that information in Neutron 4 and/or Ozone 4 Advanced for further extrapolation. Both Sonible and iZotope design and make top-notch plugins.

[@alexbreyer6921]

I bought the Sonible bundle. I started investing in iZotope in a big way about five or six years ago, but they way they support their products long term and the yearly product upgrades turn me off. They are asking new plugin pricing for just a slightly upgraded product. And when the old version is working perfectly well (i.e. I don't need their feature updates) but they won't update it to run on a newer OS...well this behavior is making me drop them. I don't buy into the Waves WUP pricing either, but at least those yearly prices are somewhat low and you can continue to use the product with changes in an operating system. We'll see how Sonible expects customers to deal with this stuff moving forward. I have smart:Limiter and it's nice. I also own Entropy EQ and honestly can't find ways to use it that I like it all that much.

[@prepetually-exploding-mind]

I had a bit of the opposite experience with iZotope. I had not been using their plugins for years and logged into my account and they had fantastic loyalty offers for me. And they included massive discounts on the loyalty price. For example, I upgraded from a very old version of Neutron to the current version 4 for about a $150 Canadian all-in. The new price for that plugin in Canadian is pretty steep at around $550. So a good price. And they regularly have very aggressive sales. At the moment they are offering 50% off because of their mixing of the mastering month promo. I would not do WUP either. I have abandoned some very good plugins for the time being with them.

[@alexbreyer6921]

@@prepetually-exploding-mindI see the pricing you mention here as well and see it as anything but a good deal. This "loyalty" pricing is why I left. Not to belittle, but I think it's a sucker's deal.

[@Illiyinmusic]

@@prepetually-exploding-mind yeah..and they come out with a new one every year, and after x amount of years they force you to buy new ones because they dont believe in legacy products. I got the subscription when i was first started cause i had no idea what i was doing...i got sonibles, and fab filter, and phased out everything izotope except for imager. No desire to try anything by them again

[@Illiyinmusic]

Smart EQ.. using it without assistant is nice, and grouping your buss tracks together it has really good unmasking that is beyond neutrons. I prefer, smart eq, compression, limiter, and their true balance.

[@artysanmobile]

What I like best about this type of app is that it provides a reference to engineers whose speakers and rooms might be far better than my own, due primarily to budget. Mastering engineers who see Prince’s material through its final stage are likely to have, relatively speaking, a ‘cost is no object’ listening environment. By seeing these spectral balances, we can confidently over time improve our own setups without cutting a six digit check.

[@tonycarpenter-Makzimia]

One thing I know for sure, my hearing has not gotten better with age. I am used to my speakers I've used for 20 years, however, this sort of thing, which I already have is a HUGE difference for me. It means I can also take my finished music and play it on ANYTHING, and it translates.

[@zwicker5585]

@@tonycarpenter-Makzimia years with a set of speakers makes a surprising difference, but so does being in the same room imo

[@jloiben12]

This is definitely the superior form of “referencing” another track. I bet there is an evolution from this to something else out there but this feels very “final form of reference tracking” to me. That it will just be refinements of this

[@EduRGB]

iZotope is giving it free for a couple weeks right?

[@erestube]

I've used both Sonible and Ozone products. I felt like Ozone was trying to take over my workflow. Sonible still remains on my system.

[@nickstalhood5380]

Sonible is really shining in the plugin world. Im normally an izotope user but have started using Sonible products more an more. Cant wait to see wher this company takes us!

[@levondarratt787]

It's actually Eventide... Sonible is just a sub name for some of their plugins.

[@chillingFriend]

please do sonible vs fabfilter too 😍

[@saardean4481]

Wytsek ....i dont know. I went over to Sonible before watching your video and wanted to buy true balance but saw that its this and then "true dynamics" . I wish they did it inside the same plugin with the ability to switch modes. I dont want to buy one plugin for each function. Maybe next they bring out a different compressor that has only attack and then you have to buy its counterpart in order to adjust the release ......

[@SchibbiSchibbi]

true balance: winner plugin!

[@FRANKMUSIKOFFICIAL]

Analysis paralysis

[@PipEastop]

Would you like to make a tutorial for the APU Loudness Compressor and the APU Optimizer? I think we would like you even more if you did....

[@whatbooks7908]

I was waiting for this review since this morning! I like Sonible! They have good support too!

[@jackstheraptor2791]

Sonible was better in IMO. the plugin page elements placement and the window size was great. everyone expects to see a huge wide window from plugin makers these days. the very polite suggestions and that multi band stereo correlation with absolute sensible animation movements was what saved my time very much. you use this and you'll find out why. regardless of the genre.

[@GeneralMiller92FIN]

iZotope's target group is musicians. Not studio engineers. Which I think is very good alternative that you can your self make without too much effort good sounding demo. This will let you have more time for song writing and for actually playing the instruments.

[@jimkanter4180]

No, Izotope's market is for anyone working in audio. RX is used extensively in film and video post production as well as music as are many of their other tools.

[@GeneralMiller92FIN]

@@jimkanter4180 Well RX is their flagship product. And very powerful one. So yeah of course you can do professional stuff. But what I am speaking about is how the interface is looking. You don’t need be engineer to understand the iZotope. There is lots of visual guidance for non-engineers and different kind of “all-in-one” switches to change the whole mix. This can be little bit off setting for some of the engineers who have practiced to read the actual values instead. In the end of the day. The pair of professional ears will decide.

[@zwsh89]

I think it’s safe to say that iZotope doesn’t just fit into one category like “for engineers” or “for musicians” anymore. It depends on the product. Nectar, neutron, and ozone are kinda for everyone now, I can’t imagine most non-engineer musicians care about the difference between the many compressor types and modes iZotope put in those, Theyr trying to make a one-size-fits-all. I don’t imagine a ton of musicians care or know how to utilize RX either. But products like this balancer remind us that it does seem like they are aiming mostly to capture the non-engineers with their newer products. The real issue is them finding the balance between stuff that simplifies the process and leaving room for those of us who want control to still have it. By trying to please everyone, sometimes they end up pleasing no one

[@shinerstef]

How do come to this conclusion? 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤔😅

[@levondarratt787]

​@@GeneralMiller92FIN wtf are you to decide what is the flagship product? Ozone , Rx etc they are all flagship. Ozone gets used by mastering engineers more than any other digital product.

[@jamodrama3897]

Wouldn´t it be nice if there would be a plugin that tells us what we do wrong or what we do right. I tried to trust this plugin only to find out that it makes my mixes/masters worse. Try for your self. Even if you put a song mixed and mastered by world class engineers in world class expensive studios, these kind of plugins still "complain" - try to give you advice. Trust your monitors and your ears - not these kind of plugins.

[@rileysheehan]

Wytse, your videos never get old to me. And they keep getting better!

[@ricerice245]

easy, audio lens is better, why? because its free for today

[@TeeraLucksanapiruk]

Audiolens is free right now so go and grab it

[@VentureNW]

LOL... I hear you. I have both and use both. Haha! Just downloaded AudioLens today - free. Still on the fence with TrueBalance, since I have SmartLimit.

[@RickyTehra]

izotope audiobles its kinda an extension for their Ai master balance/shaping in ozone. which is handy to pickup the song of modern days without updating or upgrading software. like you got in 2022 and in 2024 sonics are bit changed or completely change but still you get the analysis of current trend

[@ronniehopkins1457]

So when downloading Audiolens, it was stated clearly that: ''Referencing workflow and target library operates with the following products: -Ozone Elements (Version from Nov. 23, 2022 onwards), Ozone 10 Standard and Advanced -Neutron Elements, Neutron 4'' However, I can't seem to find any information on using it with either ozone elements or neutron elements? could you help me out please :)

[@johnnymorell4974]

Apparently, it doesn't integrate with the elements versions​.

[@sos-tegno]

no not polishing your nails, just why you put colours on there? Does it gives you special powers on the Console Poti`s? Whatever i ll never get that point, not even understand women why they do it

[@ekiamediambedeka5188]

Though they are good, the only reason I rarely use Fabflter plugins is because of their ugly UI. Certain Izotope plugins I tend to use more over Fabfilter but then again Izotope is a CPU killer. The perfect world is just simply Sonible. For me they are just perfect by any means. It's a funny way to judge plugins but yeah that's just me and how how feel most comfortable.

[@carbonnickel]

iZotope Audio Lens is free for the next few days direct from iZotope's website (I received an email)

[@chriskrokatsis3662]

bro, your voice is to loud compared to the audio... turn yourself down otherwise i need to use ai to monitor the volume levels!!!! a little bit of balance please

[@iceland_is_cool.]

Thanks for your excellent videos, absolutely agree, this curve from Isotope is so unclear, Sonible is far better and more useful and I have already purchased True Balance and Trule Level....

[@itsthat8496]

Can you use the exported audiolens files on Tonal balance control?

[@AutPen38]

I'll have to check this out (I find TBC very useful) but I think the file type that Audiolens saves might only be recognised by the new Ozone 10 and Neutron 4.

[@protiliusproductions]

I’m a fan of hyper sensitive tools… I’m also a fan of people who can offer critical input on my work. I’ve caught a few of your videos and I’m somewhat curious about what you’d think of my engineering and sound. If you have time swing by…. let me know your thoughts. Vi

[@nia2drew]

audiolens is the wrong one to use, you should use tonal balance from izotope which lets you eq the song

[@piotrbukowski9566]

Is it the same as Tonal Balance Control? Or worse/better?

[@AutPen38]

Audiolens is a more advanced update of TBC, but it's not a plugin, so you can't run it alongside EQ plugins from another company in your DAW. It only makes curves for Izotope tools. :(

[@ΠέτροςΑρβανιτίδης]

Pluginboutique is giving away iZotope Audiolens for free.

[@panndaacookies213]

Audiolens is free on plugin boutique now !!! Get a free license now before she's gone !!

[@m-strange7368]

Using Audiolens plus Tonal Balance would probably have the same outcome as True Balance

[@Fuzzysounds83]

I mean...aren't you wearing a "Sonible" t-shirt?

[@hlqa7938]

Thanks bro! So if we already have Ozone we don't need audiolens?

[@LotusEater14]

I am a Sonible fan, but Izotope has Audiolens for free at the moment.

[@antiHUMANDesigns]

I think iZotope had some similar thing going on in some plugin, but the problem with it was that it simply didn't work correctly above 48khz sample rate. What about this one?

[@RicoLee27]

You want to go above 48khz? Is that even possible. Is that for 4 k video formats?

[@antiHUMANDesigns]

@@RicoLee27 Yes, it's very muh possible. We can run 96khz, 192khz, and even 384khz, though that's incredibly rare. I normally work at 96khz. No, it's not for video, it's for music.

[@JeffyG]

You guessed that the Focusrite FAST bundle was actually Sonible, but the true:balance app is NOT in the FAST bundle, right? I'm just trying to understand the complete picture and cost.

[@evertschut]

As an Izotope user I can get the Audiolens for free. But I fear it is just a marketing trick to make me upgrade Neutron and Ozone to version 10. I'm fine with version 9 so I probably won't have any use for the plugin, free or not.

[@TheiTechITA]

It is, there was already Tonal Balance which do the same thing but inside the DAW

[@pellefri]

They will not get more money from me, too greedy and focus on new customers. Bad karma. I regret big time that I bought Musicians Bundle and upgraded a year after.. Just mention the EA reverbs... Tonal balance is the only iZotope plugin I use. Great Senile is coming with this :-)

[@AutPen38]

This. The free Audiolens just seems to be an 'advert' for Ozone 10. I loved how the TBC plugin could be used with *any* other plugins (EQ, compressors etc). I like Izotope plugins but I don't want to be limited to only using software from that company.

[@KingdomScorned]

Big izotope fan but Truebalance wins by far here.

[@Mohammed-1s]

Sonble is ok

[@cerebralcoma4850]

It actually made it sound better.....the prince reference

[@1disturbedjunglist]

Izotope is free at the monent.

[@thisbusinessofmusic1276]

Audio Lens is free right now.

[@lavalizard1]

IZotope Tonal Balance has been a tool I’ve used for a couple of years. From what I can tell Audiolens pulls the same approach out of the “plugin” constraint at lets it run outside the DAW.

[@RudalPL]

I get it that Audiolens is a standalone app and it'll capture anything you play through it but what is the point of it if iZotope already has a plugin like this? They made Ozone 10 a plugin only (which is a big fail) and Tonal Balance Control a stand alone app now...

[@MarulaMusic]

It's essentially so you can capture reference material easily from sources like Spotify... there isn't really much difference otherwise to Tonal Balance Control 2.

[@AutPen38]

The great thing about TBC was that you could use that plugin in a chain alongside any other plugs, like FabFilter ProQ for example and then tweak your EQ until the TBC curve matched your reference. Audiolens isn't a plugin, and it seems it can only be used to it's full extent if you have the full versions of Ozone 10 or Neutron 4. I much prefer using plugins from rival manufacturers together in the DAW. Proprietary stuff that only "communicates" with software from the same firm isn't ideal for the end user.

[@RudalPL]

@@AutPen38 I agree.

[@louiswilson6832]

iZotope Audiolens is free

[@madmixy3870]

they are at war for the AI plugin market

[@TheUnforgettableBuzz]

Thanks for this video. Just picked up Audiolens for free at Isotope!

[@blendr64]

cool! the trick is, you are tempted by free AI tool, must pay $300 for ozone. so far Sonible seems more functional.

[@blendr64]

the difference is so subtle, it's probably better adjusted by ear, with EQ or multiband compression.

[@TheUnforgettableBuzz]

@@blendr64 Yep, they've thrown loyalty offers at me before, but I'm cheap (except for FabFilter stuff). Still slumming it with the free Ozone Imager and Vocal Doubler. Yes, I'll have to trial TrueBalance.

[@compoundaudio]

Izotope have been on this for year's.....

[@BF-up5xw]

I'm still a little unclear on how the AI is really helping. A clear visual display of the spectral comparison - that's great! Well, in the Sonible plugin it's great. But I'm not sure why I want it to make additional suggestions. I probably missed something - sorry, I shouldn't multitask whilst watching (mostly just listening) to your videos! It seems to me that there are too many options for making adjustments for AI to get me in the ball park of the particular sport I want to play with that track.

[@alexbreyer6921]

True Balance is not really AI and it's not changing your sound at all, rather it's showing what is currently there and what a potential target might be. Metering. These are built-in reference files, and they are showing different targets for different styles. So, this is taking some of your concerns into account. But if you don't trust their references, you can load in your own selected references. Look at the suggested targets and go back to fix your mix (or master bus) and see if you like the result when it's closer to the target.

[@peteshifter]

Spoiler alert: you won't get the answer to the question in the title. Except if you consider "it depends" as an answer. But still, the hidden answer is in the video. Not in the words, on the t-shirt!

[@AndrewCCM]

Audiolens is free for short time...

[@Crossfire2003]

I've, literally, bought True:Balance today! I, first, had my eyes set on iZotope Tonal Balance Control 2, but paying €200 is way too much!!! #iZotope #LowerYourPrices #NoHiDPI_CompatibilityEither

[@signal3futuremusic864]

We already measure the Audiolens if someone wanna know the crossfades are: 20hz to "250hz" "2000hz" "8000hz" to 20Khz.😊

[@marti2037]

Why do KZbinrs paint their nails?

[@cjcurcio]

I always want to see the frequency range!

[@m-strange7368]

True balance looks like iZotope Tonal Balance

[@keveydaking]

Audiolens free on plugin alliance

[@lieutenantpepper2734]

The one that is better for my wallet is the best one.

[@Mix3dbyMark]

Sonible true:balance is better

[@eprotz]

Sonible's looks like a remake of Ozone previous Tonal Balance Contrrol, introduced I in 8? And the audio lens looks like a downgrade versión, like garage band to logic.

[@BoydSmash]

Seems like Sonible true:balance gives you WAY more feedback than iZotope...

[@gitarman666]

free from izotope for 2 weeks for us izotopers

[@MrGefman]

Hi My Litle Music Guru 😂 . I appreciate what you doing and I think make a perfect work . You can try please tested the new Basslane Pro ? If is possibile;)

[@OfficialStevenCravis]

White Sea by showing the Sonible one you just made me realize Izotope must be developing a more complex version of free Audio Lens that will cost (something$$) :-) Thanks for the great videos!

[@TheiTechITA]

I mean, nobody's talking about the fact that audiolens should be a free update to iZotope Tonal balance? (it's basically the same thing but not standalone)

[@LipazMusic]

I am the 54th commenter. Just for the algorithms. :)) No… I enjoyed it again. Thanks!

[@nickfoister]

I think I'll be going for the Sonible metering bundle for 49 euros, rather than having to upgrade Izotope for £150

[@blaulichtviertel]

iZotope is free until 11 22!