User Manual

Mastering Modules
OZONE 7 | MASTERING MODULES
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For all three of the detection filter modes, click on the small “S” icon to solo the filtered frequency,
allowing you to monitor only the signal that the detection circuit is using to trigger the Dynamics
module.
Gain Reduction Trace View
This view oers a scrolling meter that displays the incoming signal’s waveform with a superimposed
curve that illustrates the amount of gain reduction taking place in real time.
When using multiband processing, the current selected band’s gain reduction is drawn imposed on a
waveform of only that band’s signal. The Gain Reduction Trace can help you to set attack and release
controls appropriately and monitor the envelope of gain reduction.
Note: You can adjust the scale on the left by hovering over it and using your mouse wheel. You can
also slide the scale by clicking and dragging.
Threshold Meter
The Threshold meter displays gain reduction as it is taking place with level
meters.
Two meters display the levels of the incoming signal, and as gain reduction
begins to take place, a gain reduction meter appears in red between the
two level bars.
Dynamic Curve Meter
This meter shows the input signal (x axis) plotted against the output
(processed) signal (y axis). More horizontal compression curves mean the
signal is being flattened (compressed) more.
You can zoom in and out on the meter by clicking the “+” and “-” buttons in
the bottom right.
The meter features individual nodes for the Limiter (L) and Compressor (C).
These nodes are linked to the Threshold and Ratio controls, and can be used
to adjust the curve in a visual way, rather than setting them with the standard
controls.
Component Dynamics Plug-in
If you are using Ozone 7 Advanced you will also have the ability to instantiate Ozone 7’s Dynamics
module as an individual component plug-in. Ozone 7 Advanced includes component plug-ins for all six
of Ozone’s modules complete with all the same features as the module within Ozone.