I use Ozone 5, Kevin. I havent upgraded to 6, as I depend on the presets for each module there is in version 5.

The way I use it is to start from scratch, deactivate every module, and then take each module in steps, where I walk through the presets (the module presets, not the general presets) using my ears to see if it sound good or not. If it does, I add it, if it doesn't, I don't.

Izotope seems to have taken the module presets away in version 6, why I haven't upgraded. But I'd bet it sounds great, and probably will give you a simpler and better sounding post-mix solution than the Waves plugins (and I don't like being WUPP'ed!).

Version 6 looks interesting in the way you can use other plugins in the chain, than the modules in Ozone, though.

Version 7 of Ozone is on the way now, so maybe I'll wait to see what that offers. Can't keep up with the upgrade schedule of some of these companies. So much good stuff.