Gloss makes tracks sit right in the mix with four knobs and zero engineering degree. Tell it what the track is, then shape it with CLEAN, PUNCH, GLOW and WIDTH while auto-gain keeps the volume honest.
Get started in 3 steps
1. Put Gloss on a track. Vocal, drums, bass, or the whole master: Gloss works anywhere.
2. Tell it what it is hearing. Pick vocal, drums, bass or master. Gloss tunes everything under the hood for that job.
3. Turn the four knobs. CLEAN, PUNCH, GLOW, WIDTH. Stop when it sounds good. That is the whole manual.
Make it yours
CLEAN. Clears mud and boxiness so the track stops fighting the rest of the mix.
PUNCH. Brings out the hit and snap. Drums wake up, vocals get forward.
GLOW. The expensive top end. Air on vocals, sheen on the master.
WIDTH. Opens the stereo image. Auto-gain keeps louder from fooling your ears the whole time.
Pro tip
Because auto-gain matches the volume, whatever sounds better with Gloss actually IS better. Trust your first instinct and move on.
Common questions
What does Gloss actually do to my mix? Under the hood it combines EQ shaping, compression and saturation into four musical knobs. Instead of tweaking ten plugins, you turn a couple of knobs until the track sits right. Made for producers who want good mixes without an engineering degree.
How much does Gloss cost? $19. One payment, yours forever. Full version, no locked knobs, no subscriptions.
What DAWs does Gloss work in? Any macOS DAW that loads VST3 or AU plugins: Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, GarageBand, Reaper, Studio One and more. Logic and GarageBand pick up the AU version automatically.
Is there a Windows version of Gloss? Yes. Gloss ships for macOS (VST3 + AU) and Windows (VST3), code-signed on both. One purchase covers both platforms.
How do I install Gloss? Run the installer and it puts the VST3 and AU files in the right folders for you. Restart your DAW, rescan plugins if needed, and it shows up like any other plugin.