Audified MixChecker Plugin Review [Turn Your Monitors into Consumer Speakers]

In this article, I will review Audified MixChecker plugin which is a great tool to check your tracks in a regular listening environment.

Here’s how and why it’s important for a mixing engineer.

Have you ever experienced the problem that when “your mixed audio track” is played on a regular speaker it sounds not as good as on your monitors?

Don’t worry, it’s a common problem which happens to all of us. Hence every professional sound engineer keeps a regular speaker pair in their studios along with the professional monitors.

The main purpose of having these speakers is to compare the sound quality when playing the tracks in regular speakers.

It’s a better practice because, in the end, all the tracks play in regular speakers.

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What is Audified MixChecker and Why Do You Need it

Audified MixChecker is a plugin that turns your monitors into a regular speaker so that you could compare the quality of the track and tweak that as per your need.

Audified MixChecker is a plugin when applied to the master channel turns the sound into a regular listening environment in a regular speaker. You are wondering that if you can afford a regular speaker then why do you need this plugin?

So here are some of the features and benefits of using the MixChecker plugin over having a regular speaker in your studio

MixChecker Features

It has several modes for several consumer devices which is not possible with a regular speaker.
Simulation modes for average/standard consumer commercial devices like tape recorders.
Compensation feature for smaller monitors
You can hear what your audience will hear right in your studio
instant check and correction feature
No more need to export and tweak.

What it Does

The whole function is divided into two sections – the Compensation section and the Simulation section

Compensation section – The compensation section allows you to check the mix on average of 5″ or 8″ speakers or headphones.

Simulation Section – This section offers several acoustic models consumer devices and other classic reference monitors. You can simply turn your monitors into the selected device with the simulation section.

There are two versions of MixChecker