Enhancer

Name: Enhancer
Price: 39.74 USD
Author: ToneBoosters

by ToneBoosters · Saturation · Three-band saturation and enhancer

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Enhancer is a ToneBoosters track enhancer that combines three-band saturation, a sub-harmonic generator and a stereo widener.

An AI-driven automatic correction adjusts dynamics and timbre, and it costs $39.74 (€35).

Best for: Vocals, Drums, Bass, Mix Bus. Genres: all genres.

Keywords: enhancement, bass, multi-band, wide, sub bass, drums, harmonic enhancer, AI/machine learning, bus processing, kick, mix bus, vocals, built-in analyzer, electric guitar, subtle, undo/redo, A/B compare, beginner-friendly, full mix, gentle, mixing, resizable UI, simple, spacious.

What it does

Enhancer is ToneBoosters' all-round sweetener, which it calls "seasoning for your tracks". It adds harmonics, depth and presence through band-split saturation, bass synthesis and widening.

Three-band saturation: saturate low, mid and high bands separately to shape the tone.
Sub-harmonic generator: synthesizes extra low end for deeper bass and kick.
Automatic correction: an AI-driven mode that corrects dynamics and timbre.
Stereo widener: integrated spatial widening.
Analyzer: built-in spectrum analyzer.
up to 16 channels for immersive audio and sample rates up to 384 kHz.
Workflow: resizable UI with color themes, undo/redo, A/B switching and preset management.

Source: ToneBoosters product page

When to use it

Enhancer is a quick, preset-friendly sweetener that combines band-split saturation, sub-bass generation and widening in one plugin. Compared with Waves Vitamin Sonic Enhancer, it adds a sub-harmonic generator and an automatic correction mode. It is far gentler and narrower in scope than FabFilter Saturn 2, which offers many distortion types and deep modulation. Unlike Soundtoys Decapitator, it isn't built for drive and grit; it aims at subtle color and polish.

Best for: adding presence to vocals, weight to bass and kick, and gentle color on drum, guitar and bass stems or the mix bus.
Genres: any style.
Look elsewhere if: you want heavy distortion or many saturation types; Saturn 2 or Decapitator go much further.

What producers say

There is little user feedback, but the one KVR review is enthusiastic about speed and presets.

KVR users rate it 5 out of 5 from 1 review (2020), which called it "so easy to use" and found the presets work straight away on drums, guitar and bass stems.
Comparison: the same reviewer found its presets more useful out of the box than many of iZotope Ozone's.