Why does LEVELS find issues with commercial hits?

Below is an email that I received, and this person wasn't the only one to ask me this question…   “Dear Tom, while testing the LEVELS demo version, I found that most of my mixes do not comply with the suggestions. However, after testing some chart tracks and DJ mixes which are sold and distributed successfully, it seems that they all "suffer" from the exact same issue. So it seems that my mixes are close to the standard, but miles away from your suggestions. Now I would really like to know your point of view on this, if you find the time. Thank you very much!”   UPDATE: We have now added mixing & mastering presets to LEVELS so it can be used on a wider variety of material from dynamic film composition to loud club tracks. LEVELS still addresses some

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