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Re: My pruned list of handy VST effects

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From: Ozpeter
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 2007 11:39
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I did some tests on the limiter the other day. The first thing (IMHO) when testing a limiter is to invert the original system against the limited signal, adding amplification to the original to ensure the playing field is level, and you should get silence except at the points where the limiter cuts in. When it does cut in, what you hear is indicative of how it's handling the peaks. With this limiter, it seemed to be doing very strange things - an unusually slow return to the no-limiting state, and not a smooth one either. Compare that with the Audition limiter, which does nothing at all to the signal except limit transients very briefly (depending on settings).
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