iZotope Ozone 12 Now Available

iZotope has announced the release of Ozone 12, described as “a powerful evolution of its celebrated mastering suite”.

Ozone 12 introduces three new modules, an update to its AI-powered assistant that gives artists more creative input, and a new IRC limiting algorithm for its Maximizer.

Ozone 12 comes in three editions: Elements, Standard, and Advanced, with Advanced including 21 individual plugins. All editions include the AI-powered Master Assistant, which they say is designed to assist artists, without compromising on creative control.

Features:

  • Stem EQ: Apply EQ to vocals, drums, bass, and instruments separately within a stereo audio file, eliminating the need for tedious mix edits.
  • Bass Control: A machine-learing powered module that refines low-end frequencies, ensuring masters hit hard in any listening environment.
  • Unlimiter: Revive overly compressed audio, restoring lost transients and dynamics with the power of machine-learning.
  • Custom Master Assistant Flow: The AI-powered Master Assistant now offers a custom flow, allowing for specific module choices, LUFS targets, and dozens of genre modifiers to create a unique mastering chain.
  • IRC 5 Maximizer Mode: The fan-favorite Maximizer now includes the IRC 5 limiting algorithm, which delivers outstanding loudness and clarity without the usual tradeoffs like pumping or distortion.

Pricing and Availability:

Ozone 12 is available in three editions: Elements, Standard, and Advanced. Ozone 12 is also available in select iZotope bundles, including Music Production Suite 8.

For new customers, MSRP prices are as follows:

  • Ozone 12 Elements: $55 USD
  • Ozone 12 Standard: $219 USD
  • Ozone 12 Advanced: $499 USD
  • Music Production Suite: $799 USD

Upgrade pricing is available for existing owners. More information is available on the iZotope website.

3 thoughts on “iZotope Ozone 12 Now Available”

  1. Anyone have any thoughts on this? I have been underwhelmed with Ozone for a while now but always looking for a better mastering process.

    1. A better mastering process? Forget trying to do it yourself with plugins and send your tracks to a reputable mastering house at which a mastering engineer can offer their input on your mixes and do his/her wizardry.

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