BASSROOM | Fix Your Low End
Product Name: BASSROOM
Product Type: Audio plugin
Brand: Mastering The Mix
Primary Category: Low-end mastering EQ
Primary Use: Shaping the low end of a mix or master using target-based EQ guidance
Best For: Master bus low-end balance, bass-heavy productions, untreated rooms
Formats: VST3, AU, AAX
Platforms: macOS and Windows
License: 2 license seats as standard
Description
BASSROOM is a low-end EQ plugin from Mastering The Mix that helps producers shape bass frequencies using genre presets and reference-based target curves. It shows where low-end EQ adjustments may be needed for a more balanced low end that translates more reliably across playback systems.
What BASSROOM Does
BASSROOM analyses audio against target curves built from professional reference data and displays suggested EQ moves for each band. Producers can match the bands to the target, then fine-tune to taste.
How To Use BASSROOM
- Insert BASSROOM on the master bus or a low-end-heavy track.
- Select a genre preset, or import a reference track to generate a custom target.
- Match the bands to the target suggestions.
- Fine-tune the EQ moves to taste.
Key Features
- 5 fixed-frequency bands tuned for the low-end range
- Genre-matched target presets
- Custom targets from an imported reference track
- Clean filter design with minimal phase impact
- Designed to help low-end balance translate more reliably across headphones, monitors, cars, and club systems
- Real-time analyser with target overlay
Common Use Cases
- Shaping low end on the master bus before the limiter
- Tightening sub bass in electronic, hip hop, and pop productions
- Cross-checking low-end balance in an untreated room
- Matching low-end character to a reference track
FAQ
What is BASSROOM?
BASSROOM is a low-end EQ plugin that uses target-based guidance to help producers shape bass frequencies.
Is BASSROOM a mastering EQ or a mixing EQ?
BASSROOM is clean enough for mastering use and also suitable for shaping the low end on mix buses or individual tracks.
Can BASSROOM use my own reference tracks?
Yes — any imported audio file can be used to generate a custom target curve.
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Description
Product Name: BASSROOM
Product Type: Audio plugin
Brand: Mastering The Mix
Primary Category: Low-end mastering EQ
Primary Use: Shaping the low end of a mix or master using target-based EQ guidance
Best For: Master bus low-end balance, bass-heavy productions, untreated rooms
Formats: VST3, AU, AAX
Platforms: macOS and Windows
License: 2 license seats as standard
Description
BASSROOM is a low-end EQ plugin from Mastering The Mix that helps producers shape bass frequencies using genre presets and reference-based target curves. It shows where low-end EQ adjustments may be needed for a more balanced low end that translates more reliably across playback systems.
What BASSROOM Does
BASSROOM analyses audio against target curves built from professional reference data and displays suggested EQ moves for each band. Producers can match the bands to the target, then fine-tune to taste.
How To Use BASSROOM
- Insert BASSROOM on the master bus or a low-end-heavy track.
- Select a genre preset, or import a reference track to generate a custom target.
- Match the bands to the target suggestions.
- Fine-tune the EQ moves to taste.
Key Features
- 5 fixed-frequency bands tuned for the low-end range
- Genre-matched target presets
- Custom targets from an imported reference track
- Clean filter design with minimal phase impact
- Designed to help low-end balance translate more reliably across headphones, monitors, cars, and club systems
- Real-time analyser with target overlay
Common Use Cases
- Shaping low end on the master bus before the limiter
- Tightening sub bass in electronic, hip hop, and pop productions
- Cross-checking low-end balance in an untreated room
- Matching low-end character to a reference track
FAQ
What is BASSROOM?
BASSROOM is a low-end EQ plugin that uses target-based guidance to help producers shape bass frequencies.
Is BASSROOM a mastering EQ or a mixing EQ?
BASSROOM is clean enough for mastering use and also suitable for shaping the low end on mix buses or individual tracks.
Can BASSROOM use my own reference tracks?
Yes — any imported audio file can be used to generate a custom target curve.
