Check out the MP3 functionality in the Adaptive Limiter - you can preview what the MP3 will sound like at different bit rates, as well as audition what's taken out during the data omission process (which is pretty revealing). It's almost like having an extra application built in to the Adaptive Limiter. 

Ozone says welcome to 2015.

 
I agree, Awesome feature to have now included free in this update.
 

chuckebaby
 
I agree, Awesome feature to have now included free in this update.
 

Wait...... Sonar is free now ?
 
Damn it, I only went and paid for mine. 
 
Typical.
 
 
 
Slinky editing btw 
 

Anderton
Check out the MP3 functionality in the Adaptive Limiter - you can preview what the MP3 will sound like at different bit rates, as well as audition what's taken out during the data omission process (which is pretty revealing). It's almost like having an extra application built in to the Adaptive Limiter. 

not having installed pre-2017.05 nor seen pictures posted ... is the limiter a VST or ProChannel plug ... or either?

It looks and works like the L-Phase Series. It is not a PC module. Here is an image of it

paulo
Ozone says welcome to 2015.

So did you go to the iZotope forums when Ozone came out and say "Sonnox says welcome to 2011"? Oh wait - iZotope doesn't have a forum where people can post irrelevant comments on their products. Never mind.
 
Anyway, I think it will be highly educational for people who didn't spend $250 on Ozone or $400 on the Sonnox Pro-Codec to have a free way of finding out what the MP3 algorithm discards. Even 320k bps throws away a lot of the high-frequency transients.

Anderton

paulo
Ozone says welcome to 2015.

So did you go to the iZotope forums when Ozone came out and say "Sonnox says welcome to 2011"? Oh wait - iZotope doesn't have a forum where people can post irrelevant comments on their products. Never mind.
 
Anyway, I think it will be highly educational for people who didn't spend $250 on Ozone or $400 on the Sonnox Pro-Codec to have a free way of finding out what the MP3 algorithm discards. Even 320k bps throws away a lot of the high-frequency transients.

Try inserting Ozone on 10 tracks and buses just to see the MP3 preview and see what it does to your performance :)

Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]
Try inserting Ozone on 10 tracks and buses just to see the MP3 preview and see what it does to your performance :)

Well, you're no doubt way more cleverer and technical than me Noel, but why would I want to preview the potential mp3 rendering of ten individual tracks and buses?