MaximalSound at Work (Rock Track)

http://www.maximalsound.com
Typical rock track
The MaximalSound algorithm adds an improvement signal to the original audio. This short video demonstrates the capability of the treatment for optimising both tonal balance, loudness, and stereo while preserving the original dynamics. The target dynamic range is 10 dB corresponding to the mainstream productions

At the begining was the hardware, then came the software. The full online service is the next step. No cost of ownership, nor high level skills are required.

The new algorithm demo is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWH_3cGa2Bc

Category:

Music

Tags:

• audio
• mastering
• pre-mastering
• big sound
• loud and clear
• www.maximalsound.com

[LaurentMxSnd]

I must admit that tis early version of the algorithm was far from perfect. Do not hesitate to test with your own files MaximalSound 2.0 which is now online.

[LaurentMxSnd]

You can be scared by earing what any dynamic processor add to your sound. Note that no audio manufacturer proposes such test on their products otherwise no one would buy a compressor...

The current processing is better now than that used on this demo. Do not hesitate to run your own test at maximalsound [dot] com

[aurvakur]

Not too convinced. :\ Needs more work.

[mangzmangz]

Very pumpy, sound pretty bad !

[mrtnskoog]

MINIMALSOUND DID

[mrtnskoog]

WHO KILLED THE SONG!???????????

[rhinehund]

Very pumpy, not sure about those compression artifacts in the 'improved' signal!