For mixing, mastering, and more, the L2’s legendary combination of look-ahead brickwall peak limiting, level maximization, and ultra high resolution give you the power and extra gain you need with crystal-clear results every single time.
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lol the kind of psychobabble they used to come out with. this from an old Waves L2 ULTRAMAXIMIZER (hardware version) sales brochure .. "L2’s Increased Digital Resolution wordlength reduction system features ninth-order noise shaping which can increase the perceived sound by as much as 18dB. For example, when you start with original sources of 20...
Twin-L is quickly becoming one of my favorite PSP plugins and dynamics processors for this exact reason. I don't use L2 though. I have started using things like analog channel ac101 or other clean preamp style plugins to transparently handle peaks followed by twin-l for leveling and I not only get quick results...
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