CompressorX For RTAS/Protools... Compressor X is amazing.
Where do we start? It is more compression control than you should
need in this lifetime. Sell your Fairchild's while they still
have value! (maybe that's going a little far... :)) Anyway...
really... this unit has it all, I am able to emulate Urei's 1176's,
VU DBX 160's, Manley variable MU's, Digital comps, you name it.
This thing is amazing. Try it, you'll see.
Click Here to get the DEMO.
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PC and MAC versions available. |
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Top quality sound. Capable of 'desirable' breathing and
pumping, formerly attainable only by analog design. |
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Easy to use, yet extremely powerful. Unmatched versatility.
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Compatible
with Pro Tools HD... |
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True stereo 64 bit internal precision. Hard or Soft Knee
compression. Peak or RMS limiting. |
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Automatable |
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Brick Wall limiting (zero stop) (bypassable) |
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Ultra-fast attack times available. |
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Complete with analogue-style ANSI C-165 Conforming Meter |
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64 bit floating calculations (internal) |
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32 bit in/out (external) |
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Use it like you would use any hardware unit (except they
can't do all this!!!) |
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Compatible with Protools 5.1 or greater applications which
support RTAS plugins. |
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Protools compatable RTAS sytem. Pro Tools 5.1 or higher
/ Pro Tools LE / Pro Tools Free |
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Compatible
with Pro Tools HD... |
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MAC- MacOS 9 or higher. G3 or higher.
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PC- PII/Celeron/Athlon or higher. Win 9x, NT, ME, 2000, XP.
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NO
specialised DSP hardware required |
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Precision (Internal): |
64 bit (*) |
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Precision (External): |
32 bit(*) |
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S/N Ratio: |
-Inf. (**) |
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Real-time: |
Yes |
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Input: |
22050-192000 Hz, 32(*) bit, mono/stereo
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Output: |
22050-192000 Hz, 32(*) bit, mono/stereo
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Meter range: |
-20 dB - +6 dB
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Meter type: |
ANSI C165 Conforming Meter (Calibrated to -10 dBfs) Input / Output
/ Gain Reduction. (switchable) |
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Level controls: |
Attack time, Release time, Hard Knee, Soft Knee, RMS or Peak limiting.
Zero stop. Selectable stop. |
(*):
32 bit data has a 24-bit mantissa, 64 bit data uses a 53-bit mantissa
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As it is a digital domain, no noise is added to the signal.
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