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RTM Audio Stage 2.0.8 for Mac

RTM Audio Stage 2.0.8 for Mac

Mac Utilities
Updated Aug 22, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 22, 2026

RTM Audio Stage 2.0.8 takes the guesswork out of gain staging. Play the loudest part of a track once, Stage measures it, and then it suggests a trim that puts the level where you want it for the next plugin in the chain. You can measure by peak, RMS, VU or integrated loudness, with target presets for vocals, drums, bass or a master bus. Its second tool, EVEN, loudness matches the sound before and after a plugin chain, so you compare tone rather than volume, even in a blind test. Updated Aug 22, 2026.

Key Features

  • Measured gain staging from one loud pass
  • Peak, RMS, VU and loudness measure modes
  • Target presets for vocals, drums, bass and masters
  • EVEN mode for loudness matched chain comparisons
  • Drive and Restore pair for feeding plugins well
  • Smooth trim that is safe during playback

How to Download

  1. Confirm your DAW supports AU, VST3 or AAX plugins.
  2. Use this link to get the installer: Download from the official site and save the file.
  3. Run the installer, reopen your DAW and rescan plugins.

System Requirements

Stage runs on Macs with Apple silicon or Intel processors and a recent version of macOS, inside any DAW that hosts AU, VST3 or AAX plugins, on mono or stereo tracks. An internet connection is needed for download and activation or the free trial.

FAQs

Why measure levels instead of using my ears?

Ears judge tone well but drift on level. A measured trim gives every plugin the input it was designed for.

What does EVEN actually prove?

It matches loudness before and after a chain, so a remaining tone difference came from the chain itself.

Does Stage alter audio while measuring?

No. Measuring only reads the signal, and your audio passes through unchanged until you apply a trim.

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