Variety Of Sound has released Density mkII, a new version of the Bus Compressor designed to offer smooth and versatile dynamic processing on the stereo bus.
Density mkII isn’t modeled after any specific outboard gear but rather incorporates some proven dynamic shaping approaches from the past, combined in a seamless fashion with some much more modern concepts in audio processing, according to Variety of Sound.
Density mkII was designed to work in a typical stereo audio group mixing situation or while summing and to glue all things together in an unobtrusive way.
At a glance:
Plug-in specification:
Availability
It’s available for Windows as a VST effect plug-in and it is free.
Density mkII was designed to work in a typical stereo audio group mixing situation or while summing and to glue all things together in an unobtrusive way.
At a glance:
- Perform ultra smooth 2-bus compression.
- Master difficult to handle audio dynamics.
- Manage mid/side dynamic processing in a true two channel layout.
- Apply dynamic range adjustments easily.
Plug-in specification:
- Zero latency processing, no phase alterations.
- Performance crucial parts are written in assembler.
- SSE optimized.
Availability
It’s available for Windows as a VST effect plug-in and it is free.
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