Included Plugins
- SUPER FAT
- SUPER THIN
- SUPER MUSCLE
SUPER FAT is a game - changer for low frequencies. It maximizes them in a way that's perfectly suited for modern sound systems. With just one turn of a knob, you can add that extra richness to your sound. Ideal for club mixes and genres like Techno, Dub, Reggae, and RnB.
SUPER THIN adds a brilliant touch without any harshness. If your sounds are dull, this plugin will make them stand out on smaller devices such as laptops and phones. It gives your tracks an otherworldly charm.
SUPER MUSCLE boosts the perceived loudness and presence of your audio without compression. It's a great choice for low - loudness files like mp3s. If you want your music to be loud and bold, this is a top - notch tool!
System Requirements
- Windows 7, 8, and 10 (64 - bit only)
- MacOS 10.7 Lion - 10.14 Mojave (64 bit only)
- An iLok account is required
- iLok 2/3 dongle and iLok Cloud methods are supported.
Supported Hosts
Pro Tools 11+, Logic Pro X, Cubase 5+, REAPER 5+, Ableton Live 9+, Studio One, FL Studio
Supported Formats
AAX Native (64 - bit), Audio Unit, VST2, VST3
Using the MIA Laboratories Premium Super Bundle is easy. For SUPER FAT, if you're working on a club mix or a track in Techno, Dub, Reggae, or RnB, just turn the single knob to add more low - frequency richness to your sound. When dealing with dull sounds on a laptop or phone, use SUPER THIN to make them louder and more brilliant. SUPER MUSCLE is perfect for mp3 files with low loudness. Just apply it to boost the perceived volume without compression. As for system requirements, make sure you have a 64 - bit Windows 7, 8, or 10, or a 64 - bit MacOS from 10.7 Lion to 10.14 Mojave. You'll also need an iLok account. You can use either an iLok 2/3 dongle or the iLok Cloud. Remember to use the supported hosts like Pro Tools 11+ and the supported formats such as AAX Native (64 - bit), Audio Unit, VST2, and VST3. There's not much maintenance required, but keep your system updated to ensure the best performance of the plugins.
