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db audioware dB-M Multiband Limiter v2.0.1 CE [WiN]
Team V.R | 28 December 2017 | 3.90 MB
dB-M is an mastering tool for fine-tuning the dynamics and loudness of your mix.
If you’ve heard of the benefits of multi band processing, but don’t understand how it works, then give dB-M a try. The graphical interface shows you exactly what the multi band algorithm is doing, in realtime. There are far fewer controls to worry about than on most multiband processors.
dB-M has a wide range of applications. As well as being a highly effective loudness maximiser, it can also …
And because dB-M uses our proprietary intelligent lookahead algorithms, you will never hear distortion, even when using extreme settings!
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If you’ve heard of the benefits of multi band processing, but don’t understand how it works, then give dB-M a try. The graphical interface shows you exactly what the multi band algorithm is doing, in realtime. There are far fewer controls to worry about than on most multiband processors.
dB-M has a wide range of applications. As well as being a highly effective loudness maximiser, it can also …
- tame the volume of a loud kickdrum in the final mix without affecting the tonal quality of the mids & highs
- even out the volume of a bass guitar in the mix while leaving the vocals untouched
- compress the lows & mids of a guitar track while leaving the sparkling highs intact
And because dB-M uses our proprietary intelligent lookahead algorithms, you will never hear distortion, even when using extreme settings!
- 64-bit VST and Audio Unit plug-in support (for hosts such as Logic Pro X, Cubase, Reaper).
- Improved audio quality, with revised 12dB/oct filters and better quality limiting algorithms.
- Improved usability with new FFT display and direct control of the display window.
- Easier licensing (challenge/response has been replaced with a simple serial number).
- Support for the latest OS X and Windows operating systems.
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