The real question is not if it works as advertised, but how easily does it let you get to the detail to adjust something when the big knob so to speak) doesn't cut it.

There was one line in one of the videos that said something like "if the guitar signal is too hot, simply turn down the guitar input gain and let EZ Mix do the rest." If only it was that easy, right?

So, there is a demo available. it might be worth a look. 0% to 90% (more or less) in an hour does sound attractive. If it's a massive battle afterwards, it becomes less worth it. I'd be curious to hear what you think if you downloaded it and used it on a song you've previously done and tried to dial up something close with this plug. (And also, perhaps, if the preset made it better than your version right off the bat?)

edited to repair a sentence and to add a not a the end.

Hey Patriot, besides the effect (few) controls, there are input and output knobs, so it's eay to set input gains.

I have EZmix 2, and I think there are lote of useful effects, for buses and inserts (drums, bass, guitar, reverb, tape, compression).

So, there is a demo available. it might be worth a look. 0% to 90% (more or less) in an hour does sound attractive.