[ferguson66]

I really like this set of tools. Although I could probably achieve close to the same results with plug-ins I already have in Protools, Ozone makes it much easier.

The loudness maximizer is great for getting the levels up, the muti-band compressor and EQ is also great for tweaking the overall mix. The plug-in presets really make it easy and saves a lot of time.

My Protools came with Ozone lite version so for $149 to upgrade to the full version was a no brainer for me. I'm not a guy who likes to sit there and tweak around with multiple plug-ins to find the sound I am looking for, I like the idea of starting with a built-in preset, making a couple of adjustments, and getting on with my day.