Unfortuneately this is along the same lines of the "corrective room eq" which is supposed to take out the modes in the room and correct for them with eq but it will never fix the modal decays which will still influence the response of the room. This plug in will never get rid of the unrealistic translation of frequency response, and may never reach a level of depth perception as a set of monitors set up in a well treated room, it will not fix your response on your headphones and will not fix ear fatigue that occurs in a very short amount of time using head phones. I would be interested to see the translation of depth perception and reverb tails but alas another marketing ploy set by the plug in market. My word of advice from my 6000 plus hours of studio experience in many environments including high end rooms, guerilla setups, world class gear, and total crap would be invest in some room treatment that you build yourself calculated to your room which saves a ton of money, invest in some acoustical physics books may I suggest the master handbook of acoustics by f Alton everest (one of the world's foremost acousticians), and a set of high end monitors such as focal solo6 or barefoot monitors or something in that price range tested to your pallete and your ears. If you must mix with headphones invest in closed backs, open back, and a few other sets bc they all will yield different results and learn how it translates to the real world. All of this software is trying to be is a compensation for mixing skills and general knowledge of translation or room acoustics. Just like they joke about talent there is no plug in for talent and there is no magical plug in for mixing skills or headphones. There is only the skill to know where your room has problems, what you can fix acoustically with treatment realistically and what you cannot (learn your room take waterfall plots treat accordingly, move monitors around find the best spot with the least amount of nulls live in this spot learn it on monitors and all your different monitoring sources), lastly monitor on different sources of play back such as bose or home speakers or even earbuds along with your monitors and headphones. I don't mean to rant at you I aim to give advice learn some of these things and save yourself the money to invest in real tools such as analog outboard gear, room treatment, worthwhile processing plug-ins such as dynamic spectrum mapper or slate trigger for sample replacement or waves renaissance compressor/ eq which is cheap and versatile. I have used books to gain skills and save money such as learning to build world class audio gear such as api, ssl, and neve and customize to my preferences or needs this saves a ton of money and allows me to allocate to other things that are very important such as monitor stands to decouple the speakers and give a more accurate bass response because it cannot resonate thru the floor or other surfaces (built those my self in a buddy's wood shop and stained them and designed them based off calculations I found thru reading). Learn these things and your mixes will get better I promise. Learn how your room lies to you and it will reward you immensely. Just my 2 cents take it or leave it.
Keep making music friends!
