An updated version 1.2 of Voxengo TransGainer is now available for download.
Voxengo TransGainer implements an audio signal envelope adjustment algorithm that reacts on transients rather than on a signal’s loudness level. TransGainer is available in AudioUnit and VST plug-in formats (including native 64-bit support), for Mac OS X (v10.5 and later), and Windows computers.
Note that on Mac computers, TransGainer now supports Mac OS X v10.5 and higher only, running on Intel processors. Mac PowerPC support is not available.
This version implements the following changes:
- A problem with the Global Settings sliders missing fixed.
- Side-chain routing presets now appear dimmed to reduce confusion.
- Parameter automation on AU Mac OS X now shows real parameter values.
- The “VST Function Sync” global switch was added that fixes crashes in some hosts (i.e. Tracktion).
- Preset “update” function implemented in the preset manager.
- “Density mode” implemented in level meters.
- The “No Multi-Channel Operation” global switch was added that fixes incompatibility with some non-VST2.3 compliant VST hosts.
- The “Show All Channel Meters” routing switch added.
- Additional visual look variation settings added.
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