This looks kinda interesting:
 
Core Production Bundle
Hear different presentations of your audio, including core frequencies most sensitive to the ear.  Get the sound you want faster, and shape bass that sounds remarkable on every system.

Reveal

Reveal is used to hear problems in the studio before they are heard on consumer listening systems.  The top row is used to listen to core frequencies the human ear finds most sensitive. 
 

 

LowLeveler

Low Leveler allows the user to balance bass instruments inside and outside of the core.  Set bass levels with more precision than ever, whether your studio is perfectly accurate or not.
 

 

AFMonitor

AfMonitor tracks the time you spend listening to help avoid ear fatigue and the flawed decisions that come from it.  
 

 
All part of the Soundways "Production Bundle" which is $249. Might be a useful tool to help identify potential problems in the mix that could reveal themselves in different listening scenarios etc, especially if your listening environment isn't the best. On the other hand, it could be bunkum. Might be worth checking out the 14-day trial if you're in the market for this sort of thing. 
 
http://soundways.com/products
 
 

sharke
This looks kinda interesting:
 
Core Production Bundle
Hear different presentations of your audio, including core frequencies most sensitive to the ear.  Get the sound you want faster, and shape bass that sounds remarkable on every system.

Reveal

Reveal is used to hear problems in the studio before they are heard on consumer listening systems.  The top row is used to listen to core frequencies the human ear finds most sensitive. 
 

 

LowLeveler

Low Leveler allows the user to balance bass instruments inside and outside of the core.  Set bass levels with more precision than ever, whether your studio is perfectly accurate or not.
 

 

AFMonitor

AfMonitor tracks the time you spend listening to help avoid ear fatigue and the flawed decisions that come from it.  
 

 
All part of the Soundways "Production Bundle" which is $249. Might be a useful tool to help identify potential problems in the mix that could reveal themselves in different listening scenarios etc, especially if your listening environment isn't the best. On the other hand, it could be bunkum. Might be worth checking out the 14-day trial if you're in the market for this sort of thing. 
 
http://soundways.com/products
 
 

Have you tried it? Going on vacation, but will try it out when I get back.
 
Walt

Interesting indeed.

WallyG
 
Have you tried it? Going on vacation, but will try it out when I get back.
 
Walt

I'm not going to try it because regardless of how useful it is, I'm not in a position to spend another $250 on plugins at the moment. But I wouldn't mind hearing others' experiences of it because if it's a useful mixing tool then there may come a time in the future when my plugin fund is solvent again. 

Oops, didn't see the $250.
No. 
Way.

sharke

WallyG
 
Have you tried it? Going on vacation, but will try it out when I get back.
 
Walt

I'm not going to try it because regardless of how useful it is, I'm not in a position to spend another $250 on plugins at the moment. But I wouldn't mind hearing others' experiences of it because if it's a useful mixing tool then there may come a time in the future when my plugin fund is solvent again. 

When I get back, I'll try the 14 day demo and report if it's a MUST HAVE or zzzzzzz.

Walt

Look interesting. I'm going to demo it.
If it is something useful, maybe they will have a sale on it.
 
 
UPDATE: Demoed and not useful to me.
I was disappointed by how little the plugs do for the big price.
 
 

mikedocy
Look interesting. I'm going to demo it.
If it is something useful, maybe they will have a sale on it.
 
 
UPDATE: Demoed and not useful to me.
I was disappointed by how little the plugs do for the big price.
 
 

Yeah I did wonder if it was just a big hype job. They're pushing it heavily on social media. 

Basically its a set of plugs that help you produce by the elimination of most bass frequencies from your production process and then use the bass leveler to set the bass so it fits in the mix.  The bass (low) leveler is split into two bands.  The upper one is used to ensure that your bass is heard on speaker systems that don't really have much bass popping through like iphones and lower one is for systems that have a decent bass response.
 
I have not heard about this workflow before and I have never seen professionals discussing it on youtube but I have to say it works, even though it sounds like a very simple process.

Would I pay $249 for the plugs.  I don't think I would because anybody who  has an eq that can frequency match with what this plugin does can get the required eq shapes to put on the master if they wish to use the core production workflow method.

I see this product as somewhere between a product called Levels and Izotopes Neutron and the price imho needs to be pitched somehere between $49 - $129.  

I'd pay $49 for the Novelty of it.