The Yellow EQ Curve is the snapshot form the Target. You don't need to do one before the other, just make sure both curves are captured. 'Click Capture to extract a spectrum snapshot of the current track' Next, repeat that process for the Source Curve section. The Blue EQ Curve is the snapshot form the Target. For example, the hook on the Target applied to the hook on the Source. You might want to use a similar section of the Target track as the section of your Source track to keep things right. Click 'Stop' when the EQ lines have more-or-less stopped morphing and moving. You will want to play the track for a few seconds, as Ozone 8 will capture an average of the overall EQ curve. 'Click Capture to extract a custom target spectrum snapshot' It's blue and on the bottom right of the module. Then, while your Target track is playing, click the 'Capture' button in the Target Curve section. Look to the bottom left of the display and click the 'Matching' button.

Load either the Ozone 8 EQ Module or the Ozone 8 Mothership on the master buss.

Your premaster (the source) and the track you want to emulate (the target). In this video tutorial I'm going to show you how.įirst, you will need 2 tracks. Ozone 8 has made that task, which used to be quite tedious, very simple. Matching the EQ curve of a track that is not only similar to yours, but has also been professionally mixed, is a great way to jump start the mastering process. Ozone's EQ Matching feature is back and better than ever! Capture a target EQ Curve and make your track's EQ Curve similar in a couple mouse clicks!

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