Josh Labs plugin suite

Pick the plugin. Fix the decision.

Your mix does not get better because you avoided the problem. Pick the tool that tells the truth, shapes the low end, or does both.

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Tools for producers tired of guessing.

Read the product, pick the license, and get back to the session with a clearer reason for the next move.

$59 one-time current-version license · macOS AU

Your Mix Sucks

A brutally useful mix coach that analyzes the mix, scores the problem areas, and explains why suggested fixes matter.

Logic ProAudio Unit Ableton LiveAU on macOS

Timestamped Mix Notes and saved analysis snapshots.
Plain-English reasons so producers learn while fixing.
Install the Mac AU, then rescan or reopen the DAW.

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$49 one-time current-version license · macOS AU

BassPhat

A simple low-end booster and color tool for bass, 808s, kicks, and low-end groups.

Logic ProAudio Unit Ableton LiveAU on macOS

Harmonic color and bass weight without losing control.
Built for rap and EDM low-end decisions.
Pairs naturally with Your Mix Sucks diagnosis.

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Best value · Two-plugin suite

Plugin Suite Bundle

Get YMS for diagnosis and BassPhat for low-end weight/color in one discounted current-version path.

Bundle price$89YMS $59 + BassPhat $49 separately = $108. Bundle savings: $19.

Two Josh Labs plugins in one discounted bundle.
Covers current major versions.
Future major releases may be sold separately.

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01Buy

Choose the plugin or bundle that matches the problem in the session.

02Receipt

Keep the receipt as the license and support reference.

03Install

Run the Mac installer. AU plug-ins land in the standard macOS Audio Unit location.

04Open DAW

Logic Pro validates Audio Units through its plug-in scan. In Ableton Live on macOS, enable Audio Units and rescan Plug-In Sources if needed.

Rollout target: Logic Pro and Ableton Live on macOS.

Logic Pro uses Audio Units. Ableton Live on macOS also supports Audio Units, so the first buyer flow can stay familiar: install the Mac package, reopen or rescan the DAW, then load the plugin from the DAW's plug-in browser. VST3 can be evaluated later for broader DAW coverage, but this rollout is Mac-first.