I probably speak for others when I say this, but there are a lot of TRE members here (myself included), who are usually always happy to listen to your work and give you feedback. If you'd like me to give you some feedback, let me know. You can contact me here via Skool dm or via Discord @ davidb2149 If you have anything that needs mixing or mastering, I can offer to help with that as well.

Do you still need help with this?

There are two versions of MAAT's dynamic range meter available. The one used in the videos is the MKII, which is definitely a lot more complicated than the original DR Meter. Look through the products on MAAT's website and you'll find the classic DR meter, which is a lot simpler.

@Berlin RedluX equalizer, dynamic equalizer, and the maximizer. I used the spectral shaper to quickly balance a group of backing tracks. It didn’t need to be perfect and shaper made it painless. Not something that carried a lot of weight.

@Adran Rose I'm still learning how to mix. Vocals and other performance-oriented elements are difficult for me to understand because I have no prior experience with them. Didn't realize how stuck on this I would get. Once I get beyond that I should be better off.

I don’t categorize anything as a mastering plugin or a mixing plugin. Anything can be used for either purpose depending on the needs of the project and the capabilities of the processor. Some of my favorites are equalizers by acustica, and CLA’s compressors by waves