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bmanic
on Feb 19, 2007, 1:15pm:
Hi,
I've been playing around with the old demo lately and I still think polysquasher is rather unique. However, it would be extremely useful if it supported external sidechaining, like Crunchessor. This would allow it to be a very powerful mastering tool could do variable linked Mid/Side compression with it and also use it to tame bass peaks with a LPF in the path. Especially in mode 1 it seems to be extremely transparent on peaks which is ideal for controlling bass peaks (kick, booms and ringing notes) with a LPF in the sidechain.
Please, would it be possible to consider this addition?
Cheers!
bManic
I've been playing around with the old demo lately and I still think polysquasher is rather unique. However, it would be extremely useful if it supported external sidechaining, like Crunchessor. This would allow it to be a very powerful mastering tool could do variable linked Mid/Side compression with it and also use it to tame bass peaks with a LPF in the path. Especially in mode 1 it seems to be extremely transparent on peaks which is ideal for controlling bass peaks (kick, booms and ringing notes) with a LPF in the sidechain.
Please, would it be possible to consider this addition?
Cheers!
bManic
Aleksey Vaneev
on Feb 19, 2007, 3:56pm:
I will think about it. Actually, I have hopes to use the new development libraries - it is possible that adding side-chain (like in Crunchessor) to any plug-in won't be much of a hassle. Beside that I'm waiting for VST3 - possibly, side-chain functionality is built-in there.
bmanic
on May 8, 2007, 1:47pm:
Any news on this? Polysquasher with external sidechain would be extremely powerful.
Another question? Is the attack of this thing "instant" in any of the modes? I mean, can this be use as a kind of a 'cut-the-tops-off' limiter? I guess I could figure it out myself by just doing some careful listening but I'm lazy and don't have the demo installed at the moment so I rather just ask. :-)
Cheers!
bManic
Another question? Is the attack of this thing "instant" in any of the modes? I mean, can this be use as a kind of a 'cut-the-tops-off' limiter? I guess I could figure it out myself by just doing some careful listening but I'm lazy and don't have the demo installed at the moment so I rather just ask. :-)
Cheers!
bManic
Aleksey Vaneev
on May 10, 2007, 5:39pm:
No news, sorry...
Attack is indeed 'instant' in Polysquasher. Indeed, this is working similar to a brickwall limiter, with a bit of look-ahead, but not as heavy.
Attack is indeed 'instant' in Polysquasher. Indeed, this is working similar to a brickwall limiter, with a bit of look-ahead, but not as heavy.
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