Softube launches Flow Mastering Suite Subscription Service

Softube has launched the Flow Mastering Suite, a subscription service. This new service offers tools that provide macro control over signal chains created by professional mastering engineers. You can now access these products within the Flow Mastering Suite plug-in or use them as VST/AAX/AU plug-ins in their digital audio workstation (DAW).

To create Flow, Softube collaborated with Grammy-nominated mastering engineer Jonathan Wyner, who brought his expertise to the project. Flows are professionally-built signal chains using macros to control parts of the chain, along with contextual information and visualizations. Each of the 13 Flows is crafted to suit a variety of genres and situations. These tools include Softube’s Weiss Engineering, Chandler Limited, and Tube-Tech plug-ins.

Flow Mastering Suite is a bit different from the usual subscription models. For $14.99 per month, subscribers receive 30 credits each month, which can be used to purchase plug-ins within the suite. This means users not only gain access to the Flow Mastering Suite plug-in and a collection of signal chains but can also move towards owning these high-end tools permanently.

Key Features

• Professional-Grade Tools: Access thousands of dollars’ worth of mastering tools, including Weiss Engineering, Chandler Limited, and Tube-Tech plug-ins.
• Easy Integration: Use the included plug-ins within the Flow Mastering Suite or separately in your DAW.
• Expertly Crafted Signal Chains: Benefit from signal chains created by professionals like Jonathan Wyner, tailored for various genres and situations.
• Educational Support: The interface includes contextual information and visual feedback to help users understand and improve their mastering skills.

Flow Mastering Suite offers a free 14-day trial, allowing users to experience the service before committing to the $14.99 monthly subscription.

Flow Mastering Suite makes mastering music easier. It has ready-made signal chains and strong macro controls, allowing producers to finish their tracks quickly and efficiently. There are 13 different “Flows” included, each designed for different types of music like rock, pop, and electronic.