SlickHDR

SlickHDR

size 13.7 MB

SlickHDR is a psychoacoustic dynamic processor.
SlickHDR resembles the notion of High Dynamic Range as used in image processing which is about balancing the local vs. global contrast of an image by utilizing special processing. As a result, such processed images might appear much more natural (as seen by human eye in the real world) even if the output format is inferior and/or the environment just offers poor lightning conditions. In the audio domain, the way how dynamics are perceived heavily determine on psychoaccoustic phenomenons which is about how we actually perceive transient vs. steady state signals, how things are frequency dependent in our hearing, why ear fatiguing and masking effects are occurring or how our hearing copes and takes advantage of overtones.

  • Balances the perceived global vs. local micro dynamics of any incoming audio.
  • Creates a rich in contrast, detailed and clearly perceived image which translates way better across different listening environments.
  • Provides a convenient workflow by simply adjusting three dynamic processors to show a roughly same load.
  • Offers further and detailed control about overall tone and release time behavior.

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SlickHDR_1.0.1  ( 13.7 MB )

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