In Spectral Compressor, the threshold sets the level where downward compression (“Down”) reduces loud frequency bins above it, while upward compression (or "Up") boosts quiet bins below it, each applied per frequency bin for precise tonal shaping.
In Spectral Compressor, Tilt adjusts the frequency-dependent sensitivity of compression by emphasizing either high or low frequencies, effectively biasing the compression curve across the spectrum.
In Spectral Compressor, Gain controls the overall output level after compression, compensating for any volume loss or boosting the processed signal uniformly across all frequencies.
In Spectral Compressor, “Attack” sets how quickly compression is applied to a frequency bin after it exceeds the threshold, while “Release” determines how quickly the compression stops once the bin falls below the threshold.
In Spectral Compressor, Dry/Wet controls the blend between the unprocessed (dry) signal and the compressed (wet) signal, allowing for parallel compression and more transparent results.
Spectral Compressor interface is fully scalable, just
drag any corner to resize the plugin window to suit
your workflow and screen resolution.
Settings determines the spectral resolution by selecting
3 settings (e.g. Low-Latency, Normal, High-Quality), which correspond to FFT sizes
(256, 1024, 4096) and control the precision and responsiveness of the
compression across the frequency spectrum.
Spectral Compressor is compatible
with macOS (Universal), Windows.
Minimum supported OS versions
• macOS 10.13 (High Sierra)
• Windows 10