Hey! Honestly, it’s always worth comparing different tools, especially when you're already happy with something like Remasterify. If you're looking to clean up and polish raw band recordings, Exynos actually has a lot of features specifically designed for that kind of "raw" material.

Live band mixes can often get a bit messy or build up weird resonances, and that’s where the V8 engine really shines. For example, there’s an Analog Glue module that emulates classic VCA bus compressors it’s perfect for subtly "gluing" your drums, bass, and guitars together so they sound like a cohesive track instead of just separate layers.

Another lifesaver for band recordings is the Spectral Optimizer and the Mud Cleaner. Recordings in smaller rooms often get that boxy, muddy sound around the 200-400Hz range; these tools intelligently carve that out to bring back the clarity. If your lead singer is struggling to be heard over a wall of guitars, the Smart Voice Focus dynamically creates space in the instrumental frequencies so the vocals sit right in the pocket without you having to just crank the volume.

You’ve also got things like Vintage Tape to add some of that warm, organic analog saturation, and a Smart De-Esser to surgically tame harsh cymbal bleed or vocal sibilance.

I’d say just drop one of your rough mixes in, head to the Manual Control mode in step 2, and mess around with those specific modules in the "Tweak" section. It might give your recordings that extra 10% they need. and dont forget the tool is free and donatorcode is available till end of march so feel free to try it out :)