There is a new Festival template built-into Platinum Notes 4.0, and it includes the new 'Gentle Warmth' setting. PLATINUM POLISH After Mixed In Key helped make harmonic mixing accessible to DJs with its eponymous software, the small software company based in Miami introduced Platinum Notes in 2007 with the goal of making a DJ’s digital music collection a cohesive volume, where all the audio files will be better prepared to be played together, without clipping or distortion. Rather, it’s a utilitarian workflow tool that many professionals have found worthy of adding to their track-preparation routine. It’s not a magical, one-click solution to make everything suddenly sound way more awesome. The Bottom Line: Platinum Notes effectively cleans up clipped audio and adjusts the volume of your music collection to a standard level without altering the dynamics of the tracks. The Bad: High price compared to other Mixed In Key utilities. Several new output formats available, including lossless.

Reviewed: Price: $98 (US) Availability: Now Output Formats: AIFF (16-bit/44 kHz), Apple Lossless (16-bit/44 kHz), FLAC (16-bit/44 kHz), MP3 (320kbps CBR or 192kbps VBR), WAV (16-bit/44 kHz) System Requirements: Mac OS 10.6 or higher / Windows XP or higher The Good: High-grade processing using iZotope technology and proprietary algorithms. This software can fix audio clipping and set your music at consistent volume levels to make mixing songs from various sources a smoother experience. Yet your prep routine may be missing a step if you’re not using Platinum Notes. So don't hesitate to run your WAVs through it, you'll only get better output as a result.Track preparation: the decidedly unsexy aspect of professional DJing that almost always pays off in the end. Improved dynamics for 494 out of 500 files 'We bought 500 files from Beatport and ran them through Platinum Notes 4.0.

We posted this on, and it's true for both MP3 and WAV files: But if you have high-res audio tracks going into PN, it has more leeway to improve them. If you put a low-quality radio rip into Platinum Notes, it's not really going to improve it dramatically. There's a saying 'garbage in, garbage out', and that applies to audio processing. The consensus is that if you have really good source files (WAVs or uncompressed AIFFs), PN will do an even better job and make the output better. WAV files myself and we created Platinum Notes to work on them.

Danny Hard wrote:I see, but I believe that Wave tracks bought on Beatport aren't supposed to be editted by Platinum Notes right?ĭanny, I use.

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