Loudness war may be over, but sound still matters. Some tracks require punchy, aggressive sound; others need a clean and transparent finish. Limiters are often too smooth, and clippers too aggressive… How about combining them? FireMaximizer provides pristine clipper, saturator, limiter and multiband limiter algorithms and allows you to blend between them to get the exact ratio of digital and analogue grit and transparency your master (or individual instruments) needs!

Truly universal: Disregard the music style. Thanks to the selection of unique algorithms, FireMaximizer can be anything from transparent to brutal. Clippers & saturators will make your modern metal and EDM tracks punchy and aggressive. Limiters will produce nicely transparent sound for any genre, from ambient and classic music to pop. And, well, anything in between.

Pump up your instruments: Although FireMaximizer is primarily intended to be used on the master track, you can use it to power up almost any instrument track too. It’s fantastic on drums, amazing on acoustic or electric guitars, but also outstanding on vocals.

16x oversampling: For maximum precision and smoothness, FireMaximizer offers up to 16x oversampling, alowing its algorithms to operate in way better resolution than an ear can possibly hear (but with a significant impact on the final sound).

Hassle-free software protection: No iLok, no dongle nor internet access is required for activation. Our software uses licence files to activate your software. You can freely use the purchased software on all your computers as long as you are the user.

Realistic 3D yet flexible GUI: The photorealistic graphic user interface of the plugin gives you the feeling you are touching the real hardware. But it easily adapts to your needs. You can always drag the arrow in the bottom right corner to change its size – make it smaller to save valuable screen space, or enlarge it to make it easier to use.

64-bit audio quality at ANY sampling rate: The plugin provides the maximum audio quality you can get. It uses internal 64-bit audio processing and can handle any sampling rate. 192 kHz or even higher.