dynamics

Documentation

• Compressor (Native)
  Native Compressor is K2K's full-featured dynamics processor — threshold/ratio/attack/release/knee/makeup with sidechain HPF, peak/RMS detection, and four…
• Limiter (Native)
  A limiter is essentially a compressor with infinite ratio and a fast attack — anything that tries to exceed the ceiling gets clamped down hard.
• Gate (Native)
  Native Gate is the inverse of the compressor — silences (or attenuates) signal below threshold rather than clamping signal above it.
• Expander (Native)
  Expansion is the gentler cousin of gating.
• Dynamics
  Volume control with a brain.
• Spectral Compressor
  Spectral dynamics nodes are unique to K2K's domain: they operate on the spectral data directly, frame-by-frame, with independent control over each frequency…
• Spectral Expander
  A spectral expander pushes down quiet frequencies per frame, rather than pushing down quiet moments.
• Spectral Gate
  Spectral gating reduces noise band-by-band rather than time-by-time.
• Spectral Ducker — Per-frequency-band sidechain ducking
  Ducking pulls one signal's level down in response to another.
• Spectral Limiter — Per-frequency-band brickwall limiter
  A spectral limiter clamps peaks per frequency band rather than across the whole signal.
• Spectral Transient Shaper
  Most transient shapers are broadband: they detect transients across the whole signal and boost or cut them globally.
• Spectral Gating
  Cross-spectral gating uses one signal's spectrum to control another's.