LSR audio WARMultipress: vintage multiband compressor, tube and tape emulations

[diogo_c]

There we go!

[Mercado_Negro]

I tried to test it but its headroom is too close to 0dBFS and it barely compress signals recorded below 0dBVU. Apparently it is a good tool, I wish I could give it a proper test in my projects, looks interesting.

[Jerrychua]

downloaded it and tried it. Sounds good to me, but i do wish there was a bypass switch for each band of compression.

[Jerrychua]

Auto Volume compensation for each band would seal the deal for me. I have been looking for a nice multiband compressor like the one in the TC Electronic Finalizer Hardware, which has Auto Volume Compensation for each band.

[DrAudioBot]

Seems quiet cool. Several things missing though IMO:

1. and most important: Show exact values when clicking on specific knob.

2. Show ratio as a ratio (2:1 etc.) instead of percent.

3. Overall adjustments for all three bands (Adjusting one of the band functions for all bands simultaneously like change the ratio from 2:1 to 4:1 for all bands at once)

4. Bypass each band.

[dasoundjunkie]

Everything they said and maybe an actual gr meter because although the display is nice it's kinda hard to judge sometimes

[ExNihilo]

thank you for the suggestions.

On each compression band, do you need a bypass (no compression on a band) or a mute (no sound for the frequency band) button ?

[DrAudioBot]

Originally Posted by ExNihilo

thank you for the suggestions.

On each compression band, do you need a bypass (no compression on a band) or a mute (no sound for the frequency band) button ?

Bypass (having the solo button already does the job already IMO)

[slackstallion]

Who did the GUI for you? Very "pulchritudinous"

[ExNihilo]

I do everything myself, code and design.

[Bunjji]

What do the different colors mean?

[Mario-C.]

Great GUI and sounds great but it is very CPU hungry :/