There will be many who are reading who balk at the idea of an expensive upgrade, especially as Ozone 8 was released just two years ago. Let’s, however, address one major concern as there has been substantial discussion around the price. It utilises a large chunk of technology that powers their other plugins and continues the company drive to be the market leader for all-in-one products. It’s therefore of little surprise that they’ve now turned their attention to Ozone 9. It’s been a little over two years since Ozone 8 came to market and in that time iZotope has continued to develop other plugins in their roster, notably Nectar and Neutron. Released just two years after Ozone 8, is it time to update the adage “we’ll fix it in the mix” to “we’ll fix it in the master?”
Up next on the test bench is iZotope’s Ozone 9.
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