Pure Dcompressor

Overview

Pure DCompressor — FLUX

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The dynamics processing algorithms are designed to automatically increase the peak dynamics, in order to provide full control of the dynamics and revert your signal to a more natural condition, even on an extremely compressed audio material. Bring back the natural dynamics and air on an overcompressed lifeless track, restore a smashed mix to the original dynamics of the audio, and take full control of the dynamics again. * We offer a 50% academic discount, based on the full MSRP, for students, teachers and schools on all our products. to apply .

All Features Up to 16 channels Input/Output Generous -/+ 48 dB input/output gain range Input/Output gain controls for adjusting the levels before and after processing Dry/wet control offering true parallel dynamics processing and for blending some of the original "peak" into the processed signal Phase invert of the processed signal Discrete peak limiter at the very last stage of the processing chain rounding off the peaks in a smooth and musically fashion Three release modes are presented; manual, auto, and advanced (with minimum and maximum release values fully adjustable) Auto delay function allowing for zero attack times by introducing a delay line in the processed signal M/S Width for controlling the stereo width of the processed signal Link Channel, provides linked/unlinked processing (in M/S mode) True bypass control routing the incoming signal direct to the output for a smooth transition between clean and processed signal External side-chain available in AU (Mac OS X) and in VST3 and AAX Native & DSP (Mac OS X & Windows) Input/Output gain controls for adjusting the levels before and after processing.

Preset and Parameter Handling Preset/Parameter slots To enhance the workflow the two Preset/Parameter slots, A and B, can be loaded with two full set of parameters at the same time. Apart from saving each preset, a "Global Preset" containing both the A and B settings, and the position of the "Morphing Slider", can be saved. Parameter Morphing Slider with Automation The Morphing Slider provides morphing between the parameter settings of slot A/B allowing for really creative and useful real-time tweaking.

Enabling the Automation control button exposes the Morphing Slider to the host automation. (VS3 available only from Merging Technologies ) In addition to the common controls on a dynamics processor; ratio, attack, release, Pure DCompressor offers control over the fundamental characteristics of the dynamics processing, all in order to provide full control over the processing even in the most demanding situations. Two parameters are provided that are kind of unique to dynamics processing; Dynamics Ratio and Level Independent Detection (L.I.D), using the dynamic range content of the signal and not just the signal levels as standard processors do.