T-RackS Precision Comp/Limiter

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overlay_text_position = col-sm-5 col-sm-offset-7 –> Precision Comp/Limiter Discrete Class-A Dynamics Processor Precision Comp/Limiter Info Specs Images Audio TRY FREE TRY FREE ADD TO CART A legend turned plug-in The Precision Comp Limiter is based on one of the legendary British compressors found in top-level studios worldwide. Originally produced in the ‘70's as an evolution of the previous 2254 model, it quickly became a much sought after unit for many audio applications, including music recording/mixing, mastering, post-production and broadcasting. Its sonic character is not as aggressive as that of many other popular units of the same era. Even when the unit is pushed to extreme settings, the compression is fairly gentle and retains a musical quality that doesn't "choke" or squash program material. Nevertheless, the compression effect is clearly distinguishable. Technology behind the British Sound The modeling starts at the core, with the diode network used for the compression and the set of custom transformers responsible for the unique, fat and bold character; input and output transformers were so closely replicated that all of the hardware’s inherent sonic signature is in there. A legend turned plug-in The Precision Comp Limiter is based on one of the legendary British compressors found in top-level studios worldwide. Originally produced in the ‘70's as an evolution of the previous 2254 model, it quickly became a much sought after unit for many audio applications, including music recording/mixing, mastering, post-production and broadcasting. Its sonic character is not as aggressive as that of many other popular units of the same era. Even when the unit is pushed to extreme settings, the compression is fairly gentle and retains a musical quality that doesn't "choke" or squash program material. Nevertheless, the compression effect is clearly distinguishable. Technology behind the British Sound The modeling starts at the core, with the diode network used for the compression and the set of custom transformers responsible for the unique, fat and bold character; input and output transformers were so closely replicated that all of the hardware’s inherent sonic signature is in there. It just takes a listen to appreciate the fully modeled signal path, where compressor and limiter can be engaged or excluded separately, combining gain reductions and time constants for more complex and articulate results. The interaction between the class-A circuitry and the custom transformers used in the signal path really do make a difference in how this units affects the audio quality of the tracks it's processing, even when no compression is applied. The Mix Bus is where the magic happens As its hardware counterpart, this module is equally at home in many applications; in mixing contexts it can easily be used to fatten up single tracks and have them in a precise space and dynamic range within the mix. The series of controls so closely replicated has some adde website search SEARCH Username Password Login Create Account Forgot username and/or password? –> Toggle navigation PRODUCTS COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROMO –> Categories All Products Guitar Recording Creators Instruments Promo Free Software By category Software Guitar FX Guitar Amps Monitors Correction Interfaces Controllers Microphones Synths Accessories By brand TONEX AmpliTube iLoud ARC iRig ReSing T-RackS MODO FEATURED NEW TONEX ONE+ ARC X Immersive TONEX Double Special Signature Collection ReSing Session Singers Showcase ILOUD SUB ARC ON•EAR ARC Studio TONEX Cab × IK MULTIMEDIA close overlay_text_position = col-sm-5 col-sm-offset-7 –> Precision Comp/Limiter Discrete Class-A Dynamics Processor Precision Comp/Limiter Info Specs Images Audio TRY FREE TRY FREE ADD TO CART A legend turned plug-in The Precision Comp Limiter is based on one of the legendary British compressors found in top-level studios worldwide. Originally produced in the ‘70's as an evolution of the previous 2254 model, it quickly became a much sought after unit for many audio applications, including music recording/mixing, mastering, post-production and broadcasting. Its sonic character is not as aggressive as that of many other popular units of the same era. Even when the unit is pushed to extreme settings, the compression is fairly gentle and retains a musical quality that doesn't "choke" or squash program material. Nevertheless, the compression effect is clearly distinguishable. Technology behind the British Sound The modeling starts at the core, with the diode network used for the compression and the set of custom transformers responsible for the unique, fat and bold character; input and output transformers were so closely replicated that all of the hardware’s inherent sonic signature is in there. It just takes a listen to appreciate the fully modeled signal path, where compressor and limiter can be engaged or excluded separately, combining gain reductions and time constants for more complex an

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