It's very good, but as every limiter also this limiter will ... ... distort the sound, when misused. Correct, even if somebody should like loudness masterings, the limiter is limited, it can't smooth away mistakes of the mixing. Sometimes I do loudness mixings myself. There's no need for a limiter. The most important tool are EQs for the tracks + a compressor for the stereo sum. If you use a limiter to make it louder, you'll get distortion, clipping like sounds. At some point you can't make it louder. If the meters freeze at 0 dBFS the sound is dead. In Germany we've got an itinerant preacher from Mannheim and 'friends' of him polluting us with dead sound. That's what it's for, preaching and commercials. We can do loudness mixings, but at some limit it's idiotic. Sometimes my loudness mixings are already dead without using a limiter, a multi-band compressor is all you need to do loudness mixings. This is the only reason and that's why several people from the list explain that a limiter can't do voodoo. It's usual that at some point a limiter will cause unwanted 'noise'. Regards, Ralf