IK Multimedia has just announced Total Studio 2 MAX, a multifarious solution for production, mixing and mastering.
Boasting 94 products and literally thousands of sounds, the Total Studio 2 MAX promises to cover all your needs, from the beginning to the end of a music production.
From performance to processing, IK Multimedia’s new mega bundle, Total Studio 2 MAX, offers up a holistic approach to music production software.
For the front end of a production, the suite of instruments provides inspiration to cover a broad range of styles. The collection includes Amplitube, which dishes up a massive range of guitar and bass amp simulations, Miroslav Philharmonik 2, which is an orchestra at your fingertips and Syntronik, the home of vintage synth goodness.
On the processing side, Total Studio 2 MAX features T-RackS, a comprehensive array of modern and vintage EQs, compressors, reverbs and delays. The Lurssen Mastering Console is also included, which is a mastering tool created in collaboration with a luminary in the field, Gavin Lurssen.
For more info and special introductory prices, visit IK Multimedia.
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