Available for download, iZotope Tonal Balance Control 2 is metering software designed for mixing and mastering music. It is designed to show you vital information about your mix's frequency profile, and to help guide you to a frequency target that best matches your genre.

Load up a genre or style from the Preset menu and see how your program material compares. If you want, you can also load individual songs or entire albums from your collection into the plug-in to be analyzed for comparison. Two viewing options are on hand: a finer view, and a more detailed view, for helping you see how you compare to your references. You can solo bass, middle, and treble ranges to hear them independently. A crest-factor meter tied to the low end shows how compressed your bass information is by measuring and displaying the peak-to-average ratio of low-end elements.

New to Tonal Balance Control 2 is inter-plug-in communication with other iZotope products. You can now tweak instances of Neutron, Ozone, and Relay within Tonal Balance Control 2, so you that you can correct issues within your mix from the same GUI you're using to meter. Tonal Balance Control 2 is compatible with Mac and Windows platforms. It will operate within AU, VST2, VST3, and AAX plug-in formats.

Analyze Mix to Preset Frequency Curves    Load Your Own References for Analysis    Low, Mid, and High Soloing    Crest Factor Meter on Low End    Control iZotope Plug-Ins from GUI    Mac and Windows    AU, VST2, VST3, and AAX

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can this monitor be used for Zoom?

A: The Steven Slate Audio Raven MTI2 is not a standard computer monitor. It is a multitouch display screen designed to be used as a control surface for a DAW (digital audio workstation) It connects to a computer using standard HDMI cables and USB 2.0, and an iLok dongle is required for operation. I would not recommend purchasing it for Zoom, though it would probably work. You can search under "Computer Monitors & Displays" to find a large selection of much better options for 27" monitors to use for Zoom at a fraction of the price.

Q: 2. Does this keyboard come with a USB connection also?

A: The Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380S Wireless Keyboard (Tonal Graphite) can only be used via Bluetooth—there is no USB connection.

Q: 3. Can I use it with my google chromecast?

A: The Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380S Wireless Keyboard (Tonal Graphite), B&H # LOPK2KBTGRP, is not compatible with Google Chromecast.

Q: 4. Will this bag easily carry the Ronin S?

A: im sure it would as the S is much smaller, but it was designed for the ronin-mx and m

Q: 5. Will this fit a Movi M5?

A: While we cannot test this combination, it is only our opinion that since this is made for the similar Ronin M, we think the chances are good that it will take the FREEFLY Movi M5.

Q: 6. Can this hold a Sony PXW-Z190 video camera?

A: This backpack is designed to hold a Ronin-M/MX along with a DSLR camera. It is not a good fit for a medium sized camcorder like the Z190. The CineBags CB25B Revolution Backpack, B&H # CICB25B, is a much better choice for the Z190. https://bhpho.to/2B4Zryl

Q: 7. Can this keyboard be used with the Apple TV?

A: This Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380S Wireless Keyboard (Tonal Graphite) uses a standard Bluetooth connection, so it should work with an Apple TV.

Q: 8. Do you think we could fit the Ronin 2? (Without ring)

A: We sell this to take the Ronin 2 including a disassembled ring.

Q: 9. Will this bag collapse some? I carry a ronin sc to amusement parks. taking a back pack on rides must be able to have some flexibility

A: This bag will be far too large to take on roller coasters and other amusement park rides.

Q: 10. I see Cubase and Nuendo has a (mac only) after it. Is that for both or just Nuendo?

A: Both