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Joey Sturgis Tones JST Maximizer v1.0.5 [WiN]
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Joey Sturgis Tones JST Maximizer v1.0.5 [WiN]

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JST Maximizer is the only plugin you need on your mix bus. With a variety of maximization modes, bass-specific processing, controls for mid-side/stereo manipulation, and up to 16x oversampling, JST Maximizer is a feature-rich, all-in-one solution for your mastering needs. Whether you're a music creator, producer/mixer, or even a professional mastering engineer - JST Maximizer is the only plugin you'll need on your mix bus for fast and intuitive finalization of your mix. JST Maximizer features more than a dozen ways to finalize your mix including: Clippers Limiters Maximizers Within each category, you'll have the ability to select between standard operating modes, modes dedicated to specific solutions, and even multi-band functionality. Maximizer goes a step further by including Multi-Stage, Smart & ARC modes in the Maximizers category for some of the most intelligent processing offered in a mastering plugin solution.

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