Hi Everybody, I have just received an Email about Platinum Notes 3 being released. It got me somehow curious about the program. I checked out the webpage and only found claims like 'It will make your songs acoustically perfect'.

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Of course I want the best sounding files but I am not sure if it is worth the money. I am kind of scared it will all sound like funkymixes with enhanced basslines and obnoxious snares/hi hats. Will it furthermore corrupt Whitelabel files? Mario kart wii files download.

What are your experiences? Thanks for the input! I just grabbed a copy to run as a trial version, still testing. I tried a couple of tracks though.

Ida Corr vs Fedde Le Grande (Flamemakers Remix) It applied a gain reduction, fixed 650 clipped peaks and adjusted the pitch at 13cents With the waveforms above eachother in ableton the clipped peaks definitely standout as being reduced perfectly. Pitbull- Hotel Room Service (Remix) According to PN it lowered the gain, fixed 12305 clipped peaks, adjusted dynamics and didn't touch the pitch. I'm uploading some cutouts of the test tracks onto soundcloud, in both ones the first part is the original (Record Pool downloads) and then will go to the PN edited version. Originals are available for download. Quote: So Plat. Notes is meant to be used with already mastered mp3s and not so much to master your own productions, right?

It can be used for both. The ability to easily master my own productions was one of the initial reasons that led me to work for Mixed In Key. However, this is not what the default template is designed for. It is a little counter intuitive, but if I were to use PN to master a track for release I would raise the output volume to give it a better chance of competing against other tracks out there.

The version of the track that I would keep in my collection for mixing would be mastered at the level of the default template. Im not really impressed with it, i did a demo with a few files i kept the original files and it created PN files as well.

I compared them in quality & previewed them, no fucking difference at all. It does write keys for all tracks u analyze. Then in serato make sure the key column is checked. From my experience if you set your bpm's in serato it's really no different. Cool thing is whatever genre you're playing you can search that certain key and all your song files will come up with matching keys. There's a torrent for platinum notes on the net a friend told me. Mixed in Key is awesome and takes mixing to the next level.