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\uffe5Tame rogue peaks and get punchier, in your face, mixes with the ProChannel Concrete Limiter. Designed exclusively for SONAR X1 Producer Expanded and SONAR X2 Producer\u2019s ProChannel, the Concrete Limiter\u2019s advanced DSP combines highly transparent, look-ahead, limiting with low-latency performance and is suitable for peak limiting of individual tracks and level maximization of mix buses.<\/p>\n
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Maximize Your Mix<\/p>\n
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It\u2019s more important than ever to deliver mixes that stand out from the crowd. And it\u2019s not just about being \u201cloud\u201d. It\u2019s about maintaining punch, clarity, and good dynamics while achieving the levels necessary for a particular sound or an entire mix to stand up and get noticed.<\/p>\n
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The Concrete Limiter uses clever look-ahead and oversampling techniques, smooth gain curves, and frequency-dependant limiting to intelligently limit peaks without ever sounding \u201charsh\u201d or \u201csquashed\u201d. And it does this while introducing only 1.5ms of latency, so you can use it in a mix and still maintain responsive playback and recording of audio tracks and softsynths.<\/p>\n
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Efficient CPU usage, low latency, optimized look-ahead, and native x64 operation mean you can run as many instances as you\u2019ll likely ever need in a mix \u2013 without ever getting bogged down.
Solidify Your Sound<\/p>\n
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The Concrete Limiter not only offers precise, transparent, peak-limiting, but also features Bass Lift Technology designed to deal with problems sometimes associated with limiting and to enhance low frequencies in a way that is musically pleasing.<\/p>\n
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While desirable in many cases, limiters that strive to achieve total transparency can often lack character. Due to its dominance, bass is often the first thing limited, and this can have negative effects when limiting certain kinds of material, like drums or bass heavy synths.<\/p>\n
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The Concrete Limiter\u2019s \u201cBass\u201d switch deals with this in a musical way by processing low-frequency material through a specialized circuit designed to gently soft-clip while limiting. This innovative design maintains a clear and natural tone while increasing perceived level and imparting the fat, punchy, sound associated with tube-type soft-clipping. It does wonders for bass, kick drums, drum buses, and final mixes.
Music Concrete<\/p>\n
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The Concrete Limiter\u2019s informative, space-efficient interface and simple controls ensure ease of use and excellent results while native x64 operation and 64-bit double-precision ensure solid performance and the highest fidelity. It\u2019s fast, dependable, and most importantly, it sounds great.<\/p>\n
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And the fact that the Concrete Limiter is optimized for ProChannel means it\u2019s highly-ergonomic, drag and drop routable, and instantly available on any track or bus. No plugins to manage and no additional floating windows \u2013 just efficient, transparent limiting right at your fingertips.<\/p>\n
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A flexible and transparent limiter is an indispensible tool for any engineer mixing today\u2019s music. Whether peak limiting percussion tracks, slamming a drum bus, or carefully adding a few needed dB to a final mix, the Concrete Limiter is sure to become a favored, \u201cgo-to\u201d, processor with a wide variety of practical uses.<\/p>\n
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Make it part of your ProChannel arsenal today.<\/p>\n
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