MultiDynamics is a powerful multi-band dynamics processor useful for mastering, track processing, sound design, and noise reduction. MultiDynamics provides up to 6 bands with independent compression or expansion per band. MultiDynamics has an elegant and ingenious user interface that makes it easy to edit bands and to visualize and hear what is happening.

Multiband dynamics processing combines the techniques of equalization and single band dynamics processing. A simple application of multiband dynamics is to apply compression or expansion to a specific frequency range. It is also possible to think of multiband dynamics as applying equalization which is dependent on the level of the input sound. So one can set up an EQ curve for low volumes and set another EQ curve for high volumes.

Another use of multiband dynamics is noise reduction. One can set up multiple bands to do noise gating, by setting the gain to decrease when the signal falls below threshold. Also, multiband dynamics applied to solo instrument sounds can be used for sound design. It is possible to split up the sound into different frequency ranges, apply compression to some and expansion to others, and dramatically change the character of the original sound.

Technical Specifications:

Up to 6 independent bands

Proprietary crossover filter network eliminates amplitude distortion between bands

6 dB/oct, 18 dB/oct and 30 dB/oct crossovers

Full featured compressor or expander/gate per band

Dynamics controls per band: Lo Gain, Thresh, Hi Gain, Ratio, Attack, Release, Knee

Per band and All band control editing

Clean (for transparent sound) and vintage (for analog colorization and warmth) dynamics modes

Per band Bypass, Solo and Mute controls

Comprehensive visualization of input levels and dynamic EQ response

Adjustable lookahead

No latency if lookahead is off

Latency compensation via compatible hosts

Up to 192 kHz sampling rate

Mono or stereo

Requirements: 

Macintosh

• OS X 10.4, 10.5, 10.6 or later.

• A host program that supports the AU, MAS, VST, or RTAS plug-in architecture.

• All Mac plug-in formats compatible with Intel-based Macintosh computers (Universal Binary).

Windows

• Windows 2000, XP or Vista.

• A host program that supports the DirectX, VST, or RTAS plug-in architectur