FAC Maxima
Frederic Corvest
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Apr 26, 2020
- OS IOS
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FAC Maxima is a pro audio maximizer and limiter for music production and mastering on iOS and iPadOS. Designed for transparent loudness and peak protection, it helps your mixes, vocals, and podcasts sound louder, cleaner, and more consistent without distortion. As an AUv3 plugin, it integrates seamlessly with popular hosts like GarageBand, AUM, and Cubasis, offering real-time metering and simple, reliable controls.
Core features
- Transparent maximizer and limiter with true-peak protection and lookahead for clean loudness
- Real-time meters for input, output, and gain reduction to monitor dynamics precisely
- Curated presets, mix control for parallel limiting, and optional oversampling for mastering-grade results
Ideal for mobile producers, beatmakers, podcasters, and live performers who need a compact, high-quality mastering tool. Keywords: audio maximizer, limiter, AUv3 plugin, iOS mastering, true peak, loudness, music production.
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How to use:
1. Install and open in your AUv3 host such as GarageBand, AUM, or Cubasis, or run the standalone app and route audio in.
2. Insert FAC Maxima on a track, bus, or the master channel, then play your project to monitor the incoming signal.
3. Load a preset to get started, raise Input or lower Threshold to add loudness, and set Ceiling to define the final output level.
4. Fine-tune Release and Lookahead for clarity, enable True Peak and Oversampling for safer mastering, and adjust Mix for parallel limiting if desired.
5. Watch the meters to avoid over-limiting, A/B with Bypass to compare, then export or record your processed audio when satisfied.