SUB-Human’s Ableton Mastering Rack: Studio-Quality Processing Made Easy

Want to achieve professional-grade masters in Ableton Live? We’ve teamed up with Melbourne-based mix engineer SUB-human to bring you a mastering chain that rivals professional third party plugins – built entirely with native Ableton devices.

Take your mixes to the next level with my Mastering Rack. Built using only native Ableton devices, this professional mastering chain brings together essential tools for polishing your final mixes. From the custom Baxandall-style EQ to the phase-neutral multi-band stereo imaging, each component has been carefully tuned to enhance your sound while maintaining clarity and punch. Plus, with the built-in “Soul-checker” speaker referencing, you can ensure your masters translate across different playback systems.

– SUB-human

The Story Behind the Rack

As mix engineer for What So Not, Slumberjack, and more, Alex Braithwaite (SUB-human) has spent countless hours perfecting his mastering workflow in Ableton Live. Now, he’s distilled this expertise into a powerful yet intuitive mastering chain that any producer can use.

Follow the in-project guide lessons to master each tool in the chain.

Download Free Mastering Rack

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Learn the Professional Workflow

Master the rack with our detailed tutorial series:

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Key Features

Professional-grade mastering chain using only native Ableton devices
Custom Baxandall-style EQ for smooth, musical frequency adjustments
Phase-neutral Multi-band stereo imaging for precise spatial control
“Soul-checker” speaker referencing system for mix translation
Comprehensive built-in guide lessons

System Requirements

Ableton Live 12.1 Standard or higher

About SUB-Human

When he’s not teaching at Liveschool, Alex Braithwaite (SUB-Human) crafts sonic landscapes for Netflix series and underground electronic labels. His extensive studio experience brings a unique perspective to both his mastering work and our classroom. His credits include mix and mastering work for What So Not, Slumberjack, Moss, and the Netflix series Auntie Donna’s Big Ol’ House Of Fun.