Neutron comes in three different versions, Elements, Standard and Advanced (the version I am reviewing), and the possibility to use modules as plug-ins is available only with the advanced version. The mothership can host all of them or just what we need here in fact we can arrange them, swap them and use a Limiter on the Output, or, if we just need a single section of Neutron, we can use the modules as single plug-ins. Neutron 3 provides everything we need in order to mix, enhance, or fix our single channels or entire tracks, as we will see. All of these will take the capabilities of Neutron to the next level for easier, more precise and more efficient mixes. New features include a brand new module, Sculptor (we’ll be on that later), a new look for the entire plug-in, a grown-up Masking Meter, the new Mix Assistant and enhanced performances with less CPU usage. iZotope Neutron 3 is a modular solution for mixing and mastering that offers seven different modules: Equalizer, two Compressors, an Exciter, Gate, the new Sculptor and the Transient Shaper (eight modules if we also include the visual mixer in the list).
IZOTOPE NEUTRON 3 REVIEW UPDATE
The well-known iZotope advances the all-in-one solution for mixing with the update of their incredible Neutron.
The mighty Neutron just got an update with new important additions and features that include machine learning, virtual assistants and improved performance.
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