de la Mancha launches bathtub, a great compressor plugin for Windows.
Features:
· 2 Band multi-function compressor with comprehensive metering
· Flexible controls allow use as a compressor, limiter or maximiser
· Can be used as a single band compressor, dual band compressor, dual parallel compressor or dual series compressor
· 2 bands can be split high / low freq or full spectrum
· 2 bands can be in parallel or series
· Fully adjustable frequency split point with adjustable overlap/gap of bands
· Each band has a full set of independent compression controls for different compression flavours in each
· Each band has stereo balance for independent Left and Right channel compression
· Each band has mid/side stereo narrow/width control, which can be used to narrow the low frequency and spread the high, or have independent mid/side compression
· Either or both bands can use sidechaining to drive the compressor from an external signal
· Either or both bands can be muted to help with sound design or save CPU in single band mode
· Attack / Release curve can be linear or non-linear
· Stereo input detection can be linked or unlinked
· Input detection can be filtered to reduce distortion at short release times
· Input detection can be stereo average or max level
· Input detection can be Peak or RMS level with adjustable window
· Optional soft limit at final output
· Look-ahead defined by user in ms
· Wet/Dry mix control allows blending of dry uncompressed signal for NY style parallel compression
· Metering for each band and combined output, covers stereo input, output and gain, gain reduction and clip indicator/counter, with adjustable sensitivity. All meters show actual and peak levels
Price: $29
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“bathtub is really 2 flexible and configurable stereo compressors that can be routed to be in series or parallel, can be fed the input signal split into high/low frequencies or full band, and can perform as different styles of compressor, limiter or maximizer to produce a range of flavours and effects. The metering shows you visually what is happening too, so you can see how much compression and gain you are getting.” Link
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