iZotope Ozone 10

Name: iZotope Ozone 10
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Getting up to speed with Ozone 10.

Created byMUSICAL NOTES

Last updated 3/2025

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What you'll learn

New learners will understand Ozone 10's functionality.
Upgrading users will learn about the new options available.
Ozone 10 modules will be explained.
Audio engineers will appreciate how Ozone can improve recordings.

Course content

1 section • 25 lectures • 2h 17m total length

Introduction2:05
Here, we get an introduction to Ozone 10.
First Look7:32
This is our first proper look at where things are on the UI.
Presets6:11
We now explore different types of preset and how they are used.
Preference Options2:33
Preferences are explored now.
Meters4:27
The main input and output panel is explored here.
Module Meters2:33
Dynamics5:51
This is a thorough overview look at the Dynamics module.
Gain Match9:36
We assess how the Gain Match option can be useful with very 'hot' mixes.
Maximizer Introduction5:11
We take a first look at the maximizer here.
Maximizer In Action7:41
Here is the maximizer in use.
Imager Information3:32
This tutorial introduces the Imager module and explains one of the new parameters in detail.
Imager In Use9:48
Here we see the Imager in use with a look at the Recover Sides option.
Dynamic EQ2:44
Here is a first look at the Dynamic EQ.
Dynamic EQ In Use6:16
Here is the Dynamic EQ in use.
Equalizer8:38
We now investigate the static equalizer.
Match EQ5:33
We use the Match EQ module to impose one mix's EQ signature onto another mix.
Vintage Tape4:38
The Vintage Tape module helps a 'clean' sounding mix take on a warmer sound.
Vintage Compressor5:47
In this unnarrated tutorial, the Vintage Compressor is put to use to help resolve the issue of a 'lopsided / bass heavy' mix.
Low End Focus6:46
Use the Low End Focus module to create bass frequency clarity.
Exciter7:19
The Exciter allows up to four bands of saturation to add some sparkle and sheen to mixes.
Audiolens5:17
Master Rebalance3:22
Stabilizer6:23
Stabilzer acts as a constantly updating equalizer that targets resonant problematic areas.
Impact6:35
The Impact module is used here to add extra punch to specific bands.
Export Options0:50

Requirements

A demo or full copy of Ozone will be useful to follow along.

Description

During this course, iZotope's Ozone 10 Advanced is used to show its incredible functionality.

Achieving a professional master has never been faster or more personalized than with iZotope's Ozone 10.

Learn how to balance with the new Stabilizer Module, add punch with the new Impact Module, and match the sound of chart-topping hits with the new Master Assistant.

This course show you how to deliver superior sounding releases with Ozone 10.

If you use Ozone 10 Advanced, it comes with the new Audiolens referencing app.

iZotope’s mastering suite contains new modules and a more comprehensive AI assistant.

With new modules, upgrades to others, and a re-designed AI Master Assistant, Ozone 10 is becomes the mastering software for professionals.

Ozone 10 comes in Standard and Advanced versions.

Here we focus on Ozone 10 Advanced.

However, the vast majority of the course is applicable for other versions.

The 'mothership' plugin can load all 17 modules, plus separate component plugins for each.

If upgrading from an earlier version, be aware Ozone 10 does not to include a standalone version.

Nevertheless, Ozone 10 contains a broad array of EQs, dynamics processors, exciters, vintage modules and several clever DSP tools.

The update layout isn’t hugely different to previous versions.

This makes it easy for existing users to get up to speed quickly.

Who this course is for:

All Ozone users will benefit from the course.