sonible is offering its learn:bundle for €49 instead of €199 until June 8th.
The learn:bundle includes five AI-assisted mixing plugins made to help newer producers improve their mixes while learning what each processor is doing.
The included tools are learn:EQ, learn:comp, learn:limit, learn:reverb, and learn:unmask.
It helps producers who want help getting started with core mixing tasks, but do not want a plugin that simply hides everything behind a magic button. The idea is to combine automatic analysis with enough guidance and control that you can understand why the processing works.
Each plugin has an Assisted View and an Advanced View.
Assisted View keeps the controls simple, using guided parameters and visual feedback to help you make decisions quickly. Advanced View, on the other hand, opens up deeper controls once you are ready to dig in further.
learn:EQ uses sonible’s smart:filter technology to analyze the source and create a content-aware EQ curve. You can then shape the result with tonal controls in Assisted View or move into Advanced View for more detailed EQ work, including manual filter adjustments.
learn:comp approaches compression in a similar way. It analyzes the incoming audio, sets compression parameters, and shows you what is happening with real-time waveform and gain reduction feedback. Assisted View focuses on musical compression choices, while Advanced View gives you access to more familiar controls like threshold, ratio, attack, release, knee, dry/wet, and spectral balancing.
learn:limit is built for loudness management and final-level control. It analyzes the material, suggests transparent limiting settings, and provides loudness monitoring so you can understand how your mix is behaving against modern streaming targets without simply pushing everything louder.
learn:reverb uses source-aware processing to suggest a reverb tail that fits the audio. The interface gives you a visual representation of space, and you can move from quick reverb shaping into more detailed control over size, position, width, pre-delay, tempo sync, and creative modes like Reverse, Bounce, and Freeze.
learn:unmask handles one of the most common mixing problems, frequency masking between tracks. You place it on the background track, feed the important foreground track into the sidechain, and the plugin analyzes where the two signals collide before applying frequency-dependent ducking.
That last one is especially useful for classic mixing problems I’m sure you’ve already encountered, like vocal versus guitar, kick versus bass, or lead synth versus pads. It gives you a clearer view of what is being ducked, which is useful if you are still learning how masking works.
The individual learn plugins are no longer available separately, so the bundle is currently the way to get them. sonible also offers a 30-day trial if you want to test the workflow before buying.
The learn:bundle runs on macOS 10.14 or higher and Windows 10 or higher, with native Apple Silicon support. Plugin formats are VST, VST3, AU, and AAX on macOS, and VST, VST3, and AAX on Windows. Authorization is machine-based or via iLok.
Download: sonible learn:bundle (€49 until June 8)
Last Updated on June 5, 2026 by Tomislav Zlatic.
