Trinity offers a comprehensive mastering suite designed for digital music producers aiming to refine their sound with precision and clarity. It features a collection of finely tuned tools that work seamlessly together to help users achieve both the desired loudness and tonal balance. The interface is thoughtfully designed to provide all essential controls on a single screen, eliminating the need for menu navigation and allowing for efficient, intuitive adjustments. This streamlined approach supports sample rates up to 96 kHz and a variety of popular audio formats, making it suitable for a wide range of mastering projects.

Central to Trinity’s workflow is its reference-based mastering system, which allows users to load a professional track as a sonic target. A flexible spectrum analyzer assists in comparing and matching audio signals, with features like waveform previews, section looping, and a differential spectrum display that highlights spectral differences between the input and reference tracks. The mastering process is enhanced by an advanced multiband compressor with customizable crossover types, adjustable dynamics controls, and solo options for precise band editing. Additional tools include a transparent low-cut filter, versatile EQ bands, stereo width adjustments, and optional wave shaping to sculpt the sound further.

Trinity provides powerful loudness maximization through dual-stage normalization and analog saturation options, delivering clean transient control and enhanced sonic character. The final output stage offers either a look-ahead brickwall limiter or a hard clipper with adjustable parameters to suit different mastering styles. Comprehensive metering options cover RMS, LUFS, and peak levels, ensuring accurate monitoring throughout the process. Users can export their masters in multiple bit depths, including 16, 24, and 32-bit float WAV files, with dithering options for optimal audio quality. This makes Trinity a robust tool for achieving professional-level mastering results.