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Today we are thrilled to introduce revised parameters for the
Adaptive Leveler
to move our
advanced algorithms out of beta.
The leveler can now run in three modes, which allow detailed
Leveler Strength control and also the use of Broadcast Parameters
(Max. Loudness Range, Max. Short-term Loudness, Max. Momentary Loudness)
to limit the amount of ...
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Last weekend, at the Subscribe10 conference, we released Advanced Audio Algorithm Parameters for Multitrack Productions:
We launched our advanced audio algorithm parameters for Singletrack Productions last year. Now these settings (and more) are available for Multitrack Algorithms as well, which gives you detailed control for each track of your production.
The following new parameters ...Written by on in Audio, Development.
In late August, we launched the private beta program of our advanced audio algorithm parameters. After feedback by our users and many new experiments, we are proud to release a complete rework of the Adaptive Leveler parameters:
In the previous version, we based our Adaptive Leveler parameters on the Loudness Range descriptor (LRA), ...
Lots of users have asked us about more customization and control over the sound of our audio algorithms in the past, so today, we have introduced some advanced algorithm parameters for our singletrack version in a private beta program!
The following new parameters are available:
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Because of so many requests we decided to release a preliminary version of our noise reduction algorithms.
They are deactivated by default and you can activate them now in the production or preset form.
Additionally we included the possibility to enable or disable all auphonic audio algorithms :)
(poster from the movie Noise)