TBProAudio – TBPAClip v1.3.3 CLAP,VST, VST3, AAX x32 x64
TBPAClip is a DAW plugin that offers advanced and flexible clipping control. The clipping method is easily customizable, for example, you can use soft saturation or hard volume limiting.
In addition, TBPAClip provides a saturator before the clipping stage to give the audio material a warmer sound.
Additionally, stochastic signal clipping can be enabled to mitigate digital distortion caused by hard clipping by adding colored noise to the clipped signal.
Using TBPAClip in your music creation process gives you the following benefits:
Single/multiband saturator/clipper in one plugin.
Advanced symmetrical and asymmetrical clipping.
Saturation before clipping, both parameters are optional.
Advanced clip tone control.
Stochastic clipping.
x256 upsampling for alias-free processing.
Audio-frequency parameter modulation.
In single-band mode, the signal first enters the saturation stage and then the limiting stage. Both stages can be turned on/off separately. The limiting stage can operate in either single or dual limiting mode. Dual limiting mode provides individual adjustment of the ceiling and tone for the positive (P) and negative (N) portions of the audio signal.
In multiband mode, the signal is split into three bands. Each band has its own input level control, input level meter, saturation/overload stage, mix control, and output level control. The combined signal is then fed to an additional volume control and output level meter.
Functions
Single/multi-band clipper,
single/dual clipper operation,
6 clip types,
extended clip response
, stochastic clipping,
single/multi-band saturator,
6 saturation types,
multi-band filter with self/linear phase
up to x256, oversampling,
flexible gain control,
saturation and clip evaluation
, EBU R128 metering
, mid/side processing ,
non-OS final clipper ,
DC blocker
, comprehensive monitoring capabilities including Mid/Side, Delta, and Unity Gain modes.
Intelligent silence processing,
parameter A/B
modulation of parameters at audio frequency,
free scaling of the GUI.
