Modern Vacuumer size 3.52 MB Modern Vacuumer is a compressor. Racing style Gain Reduction meter Neon style level light Easy/Over compression lights Gain control (Semi-Auto, 0 to 30 dB) Threx control (Threshold, 0 to -60 dB) Atta control (Attack time, 1.2 ...
GranComp size 0.21 MB GranComp is a classic hard compressor. GranComp ( 0.21 MB ) ...
Compressive CM size 0.91 MB / 1.45 MB CompressiveCM is an external side chain analogue modeled RMS compressor with a brickwall limiter. The external side contains a 3-band EQ and mid/side controls to allow complete control of audio dynamics. RMS compressor. ...
4L2 size 0.22 MB The low latency look-ahead limiter is a limiter that takes slightly non-traditional approach in the whole affair. Rather than rely on long look-ahead times, 4L tries to minimize distortion by combining smooth release with a somewhat ...
DD Compressor size 0.77 MB / 0.77 MB DD Compressor is a compressor. DD-Compressor ( 0.77 MB ) DD-Compressor_x64 ( 0.77 MB ) ...
GeneComp size 0.21 MB GeneComp is a generic digital linear compressor. GeneComp ( 0.21 MB ) ...
Dark Mass size 1.91 MB Dark Mass is an audio enhancement plug-in that makes everything fatter, be it full mixes, drums, trance kicks, bass or solo guitars. http://www.theodorkrueger.com/ Dark-Mass-1 ( 1.91 MB ) ...
jsComp size 0.46 MB jsComp is a hard-knee peak-based compressor with a switchable integrated brickwall limiter. To increase flexibility, the compressor offers three stereo link modes (min, max, off / dual mono) and sidechaining capability, as well as a mix ...
Compressive Pro size 1.91 MB Compressive Pro is an external side chain vintage analogue modeled RMS compressor. The external side contains a 3-band EQ and mid/side controls to allow complete control of audio dynamics. Martin Eastwood Audio Compressive ( 1.91 ...
GMax size 0.14 MB / 0.16 MB GMax is a maximizing limiter. The most common usage is to boost the perceived level of a signal by increasing base amplitude while preventing clipping. It works by first increasing the level of ...
