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LVC-Audio announces the release of v2.2 update for its ClipShifter limiter VST plug-in for Windows.

ClipShifter is available in both free and paid ($11.76) versions, the latter also includes new features that are not available in the free version. 

What’s new in ClipShifter v2.2:

  • New separate L/R threshold tracking control
  • New L/R clipping meter and display of L/R threshold data in waveform view
  • Revised knob images and increased knob precision
  • Added finer gearing of knobs when holding shift or alt keys
  • Improved color display of waveform history
  • Improved control layout 

Paid features :

  • New EQ controls with selectable gain options and independent clipping processing
  • New Mid/Side controls with independent clipping processing
  • Improved high frequency response with oversampling
  • Processing improvement when oversampling is engaged
  • Better Double processing with Mid/Side processing

ClipShifter can be downloaded from lvcaudio.com/plugins/clipshifter/.

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