Forty-four percent off a mastering plugin that argues with a track's tonal balance using an ISO standard, and RAWL calls the thing Phoalis. The launch tag sits at $129 against a $229 sticker, unlocked by punching PLSLAUNCH129 into Gumroad at checkout while the launch window holds.
Phoalis reads the source, then measures how far its tonal profile drifts from the equal-loudness ideal that ISO 226 defines. Bridging the difference works visually and audibly.
MAGIC FLOW handles the rest, a proprietary algorithm running separate from those curves, nudging dynamics and spatial depth toward something more cohesive.
Four curves stack onto the real-time analyzer at once, labeled PROFILE, IDEAL, AFTER, and MAGIC. Every tonal decision gets visual backup instead of guesswork.
A true-peak limiter with 4x oversampling sits on the output, keeping inter-sample clipping away. Gain match cancels out the level bump from processing, which stops loudness from skewing the verdict. VST3 and AU cover macOS and Windows.
Phoalis reads the source, then measures how far its tonal profile drifts from the equal-loudness ideal that ISO 226 defines. Bridging the difference works visually and audibly.
MAGIC FLOW handles the rest, a proprietary algorithm running separate from those curves, nudging dynamics and spatial depth toward something more cohesive.
Four curves stack onto the real-time analyzer at once, labeled PROFILE, IDEAL, AFTER, and MAGIC. Every tonal decision gets visual backup instead of guesswork.
A true-peak limiter with 4x oversampling sits on the output, keeping inter-sample clipping away. Gain match cancels out the level bump from processing, which stops loudness from skewing the verdict. VST3 and AU cover macOS and Windows.
