Let’s cut to the chase and check out the new features.įirst, we have the Stabilizer module. The layout isn’t drastically different, but there are a few cute tweaks such as more curved edges, and several controls being replaced with graphical dials. Suffice to say, it’s a weighty package, with a broad array of EQs, dynamics processors, exciters, vintage modules and several clever DSP tools. Interestingly, iZotope has chosen not to include a standalone version for this release.

You get the mothership plugin that can load all 17 modules, plus separate component plugins for each. Ozone 10 comes in Standard and Advanced versions. But if you want a refresher, you can read our reviews of Ozone 8 and Ozone 9. There’s plenty to get through so we’re focusing on the new details in this review.

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Despite the odd AI hiccup, this new version is a powerhouse of modern processing tools and refined workflow that gives you more control over your audio than ever before. With two new cutting-edge modules, upgrades to several others, and a completely re-designed AI Master Assistant, Ozone 10 is a tremendous update to iZotope’s mastering software.

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