N65a

Compressor instance (4 individual sample rates)
• Compression Ratio: Continuously variable from 1:1 up to infinity:1 (soft knee).
• Manual Attack Rate: Variable from 1 dB/ms to 400 dB/ms.
• Manual Release Rate: Variable from 10 dB/sec to 4000 dB/sec.
• Auto Mode: Attack and release instance.

PeakStop Limiter (all sample rates)
• Clipper program that only needs this single instance across all sample rates.

Line programs (4 individual sample rates)
• Harmonic and overall line-frequency response.

Other features:
• Wet/Dry control.
• HPF side-chain filter.

Like all my programs, it’s essential to match sample rates to avoid any artefacts. For example, a 44.1 kHz project should use 44.1 kHz program instances. For the PeakStop, this does not apply.
Suggested instance order: Compressor > PeakStop > Line program.
Like Opto1B, I’ve again used my separation tech to stop any release-curve softening. This is essential for creating the correct curves of some compressors.

Graphics meter tip for n4 , regarding flickering, use a lower ledspeed found in n4’s xml, for example <LEDSPEED> 1 </LEDSPEED>.

Tim Petherick
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