Use the M-Class Maximizer Set the lookahead on. Set the output to your target value - the Ceiling in L2 I usually turn Soft Clipping on and leave it as default, but you should try and find what suit you best, I think it adds saturation. The release is the same as in L2 but only with 3 settings FAST, SLOW, and Auto that I think it is similar setting as ARC in L2. The attack works as in a compressor, try all an judge what sounds better for your material To lower the L2 threshold, with the maximizer you actually have to crank the input up until you reach your desired Gain Reduction and sound. Tt_lab wrote:Use the M-Class Maximizer Set the lookahead on. Set the output to your target value - the Ceiling in L2 I usually turn Soft Clipping on and leave it as default, but you should try and find what suit you best, I think it ads saturation. The release is the same as in L2 but only with 3 settings FAST, SLOW, and Auto that I think it is the same setting as ARC in L2.

Spider box usb 2007 drivers. The attack works as in a compressor, try all an judge what sounds better for your material To lower the L2 threshold, with the maximizer you actually have to crank the input up until you reach your desired Gain Reduction and sound. Truly Appreciate it. Tt_lab wrote:Use the M-Class Maximizer Set the lookahead on. Set the output to your target value - the Ceiling in L2 I usually turn Soft Clipping on and leave it as default, but you should try and find what suit you best, I think it adds saturation. The release is the same as in L2 but only with 3 settings FAST, SLOW, and Auto that I think it is similar setting as ARC in L2.

The attack works as in a compressor, try all an judge what sounds better for your material To lower the L2 threshold, with the maximizer you actually have to crank the input up until you reach your desired Gain Reduction and sound. Maybe im doing this wrong. Is this for individual channels?

Mono and Stereo components; Supports TDM, RTAS, Audio Suite, VST, AU; PC and Mac compatible. The L2 plug-in is a very nearly essential processor for rofessional.

I'm trying to bring up the entire mix. Nothing is happening. Tt_lab wrote:Use the M-Class Maximizer Set the lookahead on. Set the output to your target value - the Ceiling in L2 I usually turn Soft Clipping on and leave it as default, but you should try and find what suit you best, I think it adds saturation. The release is the same as in L2 but only with 3 settings FAST, SLOW, and Auto that I think it is similar setting as ARC in L2.

The attack works as in a compressor, try all an judge what sounds better for your material To lower the L2 threshold, with the maximizer you actually have to crank the input up until you reach your desired Gain Reduction and sound. Maybe im doing this wrong. Is this for individual channels? I'm trying to bring up the entire mix.

Nothing is happening[/quote my fault.i didnt have it inside lol. Any limiter including a compressor to some extent can do limiting.that includes Mclass Maximizer.

The question is.how do those Algorithms effect the sound that it's limiting. If you have a WAVES package, then use the L2 on the same sound source as the Mclass Miximizer and push both to some sort of 'Limit' (hahahe a pun ) then let your ears tell you. Is one loosing too much bottom end or are the high end to pronounced or has the sound quality been degraded to much in you opinion, in other words how much color are you hearing ect. You can hear color?