The update introduces a matrix-linked dual-band AGC mode. It prevents vocal tracks from ducking the bass, or heavy bass from drowning out high frequencies. Optimal Settings
Here is a breakdown of the specific adjustments we made in this update:
The goal of audio processing is transparency—you shouldn't hear the processing, you should just hear the music. With these new settings, the audio flows more naturally. Whether you are listening in your car, on high-end studio monitors, or through earbuds, the quality upgrade should be immediately noticeable. stereo tool settings updated
Stereo tool settings are crucial in modern music production and audio engineering. A well-configured stereo tool can make a huge difference in the sound of a mix, adding width, depth, and clarity to the stereo image. This can be especially important in competitive genres like electronic dance music (EDM), hip-hop, and pop, where a wide and engaging stereo image can be a key factor in making a track stand out.
: For the digital Multiband 1, keep attack times at minimum 1ms and release at 20ms . For the analog-modeled Multiband 2, use a minimum 10ms attack and 75ms release for smoother signal tracking. The update introduces a matrix-linked dual-band AGC mode
This splits the audio into bass and higher frequencies, preventing loud bass notes from pumping the vocals. Target Level: Set this to -12 dB to allow healthy headroom.
Crossover filters are now steeper and more phase-linear. This allows you to push the processing harder without getting a muddy sound. Optimal Settings With these new settings, the audio flows more naturally
: Set to medium . Fast settings cause pumping, while slow settings miss fast drum hits.
Keep at -0.1 dB to catch modern brickwall-limited tracks.