+1 on reverbate.
Also, I tried out Voxengo's TransGainer and wound up buying it the same night. It saved an LP soft-shake track that had too much 'sloosh' on it by accenting the attack and reducing the sustain a tad. It's an amazing little tool.
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+1mojobone wrote:Reverberate is good and lightweight, too.
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