Originally Posted by musicman691 (Post 2614513)

I know that but what I want when I'm mastering is to have a full cd's worth of music lined up ready to master in the order of play. I know Ozone can load 3rd party vst's but I can't find out if each track can have it's own set of plugins and ozone settings.

Originally Posted by mbourque (Post 2614584)

In Ozone, songs appear in different tabs and you can have different sets of modules for each tab. Ozone also auto-detect songs sections, it's then easy to navigate through different parts of the song. It probably has some more advantages that I'm not aware of.

It's a matter of workflow preference, you will achieve the same result either in PT or Ozone.

Originally Posted by albee1952 (Post 2614600)

To master multiple songs, I would import all the final mixes into a new Pro Tools session(on their own tracks). Mute all but one track. Insert Ozone on each track and run the Master Assistant on your first track. Once you're happy, mute that and go on to the next until all are done(almost:-)). Then, set your SOLO to the X-OR setting so you can listen to all the songs while quickly switching between tracks(to make sure they sound consistent). Once you're really happy, use Track Commit to render everything.

OR: if your session is a higher sample rate/bit depth than 44.1K/16 bit and you want finals for CD burning, enable Dither on each Ozone and Bounce each in SOLO. BTW, if your sessions is already 44.1K/24 bit, you can simply export each clip to 16 bit and PT will automatically apply dither on the way.

Originally Posted by albee1952 (Post 2614667)

Whatever works for you is the best way to do it:D Which version of Elements do you have? I have 10, but still have not become proficient with it(I think I have burned 1 CD in the past 2 years:eek:)