I just emailed you a Beta Test link so you can help take COS Pro v0.6.3 through it's paces before final release.

It's in beta testers hands as we speak....everything is functioning well and stability is good...which means it'll be available very soon. We decided to keep a numerical flow of installer versions so it'll be COS Pro v0.6.3.

Glad you're enjoying the plugins...we have many more planned for the future. I suggest watching the "Universal Mixing" video series (5-parts) in order to get a better understanding of COS Pro and Mix Monolith. That said, we will be releasing a massively upgraded COS Pro very shortly that will have Universal Mixing built into it, this will make it even easier to master using your hyper-EQ.

Here's the "Frequency Colors" video link: https://youtu.be/w1xW2wZgVcM

Please make sure you are running the latest M1/M2 compatible MAC installer: https://www.ayaicinc.com/downloads

Jhed, this is already in the works...a Master Monolith Module, where you can view/edit every Monolith in a session via a single window. First on the list was the massive COS Pro upgrade/update...immediately after its release we will be doing some feature adds to MM. Stay tuned...there are many more truly amazing plugins queued for development...I just wish there were 72hrs in a day to get to them all. :-)

Our current COS Pro MAC installer (v0.6.2) is fully M1/M2 compatible. We are also releasing a massively upgraded COS Pro with a whole host of powerful new features slated for a May release.

Hello, interesting you should ask...I just finished another development meeting with my team and we're looking at an updated COS Pro release sometime around May...or soon thereafter. We have continued to listen to user requests and have constantly revamped/added settings/features. The new COS Pro will definitely be even more fun, fast and powerful, to use...and of course our updates/upgrades will remain free for users.

That is a function that will be part of the upgrades we're giving COS Pro (frequency lock)...in the meantime, try to make sure to set the cursor and lift off the trackball/mouse before clicking an elbow-point/crossover. That said, with Universal Mixing you can select the point and simply type-in the primary or secondary elbow-point integer to set placement.

Hello, You basically answered your question near the end of your inquiry, "...but I understand this can alter the equalization, similar to a compressor." Low frequencies carry much more energy than higher frequencies, and since compressors/limiters react to energy, your dynamic range will be affected more by low frequency adjustments than high frequency adjustments post-compressor...regardless of the equalizer being used. That said, if you notice a change in frequency response after the compression stage, instead of just applying a limiter first, return to the compression stage and make the adjustments needed to ensure you are at your preferred dynamic range after any post-compression equalization...or go back to the pre-compression equalizer and make adjustments so that your spectrum curve is where it should be after compression has been applied. Regardless, it's a fine-tuning of balance between EQ and compression. Of course, limiters can still be used post-EQ to enhance.diminish a sounds transient shape for effect in order to get a specific sound...but find the best balance between pre-eq & compression first.

Daniel, thanks for the suggestion...that, and many other cool features, will be a part of COS Pro in the future...it's already in the works.