Mixed in Key - Platinum Notes - anybody use em?

[dean]

Does anybody use these?

What's your opinion on em?

[DvlsAdvct]

I use MIK and I know Jester uses PN. MIK is pretty basic. It analyzes your tracks and tells you the key. Hasn't steered me wrong yet.

PN is more complex and involved with your songs, but can make them all sound, well, better.

[JesC]

i use PM...it welll....does this



makes the songs louder, repairs clipping, and so on.

[V-Hoff]

i use PM...it welll....does this



makes the songs louder, repairs clipping, and so on.

can you explain it a little further, please?
Or throw me a link where I can find the info.
Thanks!

[DvlsAdvct]

http://www.mixedinkey.com

all the info you need

[Ciar2001]

I have just literally a week had it, my first mix will be in up nov testing it out mix is done track listing done but for some reason soundcloud is being decidedly slow.

[lsmith]

i played with MIK a bit a while back. dropped it because it didnt support AAC and i found the workflow tedious. i am kinda a sucker for itunes integration. in the end the developers did give me a full refund .. but probably more because of http://ifnotwhynot.me/mixed-in-key-not-playing-nice

that being said, the key detection is solid and the speed is very good.

[usdm]

I wasnt too impressed Platinum Notes. Not to say it does nothing, but I just didnt find it does anything better than what it takes me darn near 5-10mins per song to do; and in a lot of cases, files run through PN sounded much worse. I definitely respect the effort, but truth be told I dont think it is a mature enough program to really knock down the clipping and recover some dynamics.