Newfangled Audio Punctuate

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INTELLIGENT TRANSIENT SHAPER

Transient shapers are used by top mix engineers to either crank up or soften the transients of instruments, emphasizing either the attack or sustain.  However, traditional transient shapers work on the whole signal at once, modulating the whole frequency range when the transient snap is only happening in one band.

Punctuate uses a model of the human ear to run a set of transient shapers across the whole spectrum of human hearing.  This allows you to tailor the attack of a whole range of instruments, busses, and whole mixes without messing with the entire frequency range.  The result is unparalleled transient shaping power focused where you need it, and not where you don’t.

Newfangled Audio Punctuate pluginsmasters

 

NOW YOU CAN

Turn the drums up or down in an entire mix.

Breathe life back into dull or overcompressed mixes

Pull hi-hats out of the snare mic

Turn up the snare crack, while turning down the thump

Bring instruments like acoustic guitars and pianos forward in the mix, or push them back

Turn up just the kick drum, without effecting the bass

 

FEATURES

  • Multi-Band Transient Emphasis or Suppression magically reshapes the dynamics or your single channel or whole mix
  • Auditory Modelling means that even drastic changes sound natural
  • Intelligent Adaptive Algorithms allow you to control up to 26 transient shapers with just 4 controls
  • Integrated metering shows you what the algorithm is doing at all times
  • Filter Bank page lets you modify the filters and solo each channel for expert tweaking if desired
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Description

System Requirements


PC

Windows 8+
AAX 32/64-bit, VST2 32/64-bit, VST3 32/64-bit

Mac
macOS 10.12+
AAX 64-bit, AU 64-bit, VST2 64-bit, VST3 64-bit
Please Note: AAX format is only compatible with Intel Macs (until Avid adds native M1 Apple Silicon support).

Important Notes: No iLok dongle is required to run this software – only a FREE iLok account/Manager is required for authorisation.