Weiss. It’s the name in audio mastering. Synonymous with sound quality, the value of the Weiss Engineering suite of mastering tools is undeniable. But with premium instruments come premium price tags. This hand-picked bundle allows you to own the gold-standard in mastering gear for pennies on the list price. Take your work to a caliber heard, or rather unheard, on virtually every major record of the past two decades. Created in collaboration with Weiss Engineering, these exactingly modeled plug-ins bring unsurpassed mastering excellence into the DAW-based studio. Compression, limiting, de-essing, mix maximizing, equalizing; get all the essential mastering elements at an exceptional value. Weiss Complete Collection includes the following plug-ins: Weiss Exciter The world’s first transparent mastering exciter. Weiss EQ MP Surgical mixing with exactly the bands you need. Weiss EQ1 A 1:1 code port of the EQ with no equal. Weiss Gambit Series for Console 1 The crystal-clear sound of Weiss for Console 1. Weiss DS1-MK3 The gold-standard in mastering dynamics. Weiss MM-1 Mastering Maximizer Loudness done right. Weiss Compressor/Limiter The modern and transparent mastering Compressor/Limiter. Weiss Deess Supremely transparent and effective de-essing. Weiss DS5 Multiband Compressor The gold standard in dynamics. Times five. Softube & Weiss: Meeting of the MindsWeiss has been a pioneer in digital audio equipment design since 1979. That’s when Weiss founder, Daniel Weiss, joined Willi Studer AG in Switzerland as an engineer. In 1985, Weiss struck out on his own and founded Weiss Engineering with a focus on pioneering digital audio equipment for mastering studios. The result of that endeavor is now legend. Softube’s relationship with Weiss started in 2008 when we were first introduced to Daniel Weiss. Despite having so many guiding principles in common, it wasn’t until 2015 that we got serious about working together. Three years—and some blood, sweat, and tears—later, the Softube + Weiss DS1-MK3 plug-in was unveiled to great fanfare. And the tradition continues.
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