Product Detail
Get full command over audio processing with the Flux Pure Compressor V3. Besides common dynamics controls like ratio, attack, and release, it allows you to choose the essential dynamics profile, ensuring complete control even in tough scenarios. It comes with extended envelope settings, offering full control of Attack, Hold, and Release in Manual, Auto, and Advanced modes. You can achieve zero attack time by introducing a delay into the signal path. There are eight detection modes that interact with time, envelope settings, and RMS integration times, including 'Feed Backward' modes for a natural beefy sound. The Dynamic Factor amplifies or diminishes real - time dynamics info, and the Dynamic Velocity controls its variation speed. Use the built - in MS encoder/decoder to control the stereo width of your mix. Set the MS Width to adjust the stereo effect, but note that +6 dB may cause phase issues and it works only for two - channel processing. This compressor offers up to 8 channels of Input/Output, a generous -/+ 48 dB input/output gain range, and input/output gain controls. It has dry/wet control for parallel dynamics, phase invert, external sidechain support for AAX and AU, a discrete peak limiter, three release modes, auto - delay for zero attack, M/S Width control, link channel option, true bypass control, and a side - chain section with a three - band equalizer.
Using the Flux Pure Compressor V3 is easy. First, connect your audio source to the input. Adjust the input gain to set the right level for your audio before processing. You can use the common dynamics controls like ratio, attack, and release as you would with any compressor. For more advanced control, select the essential dynamics profile according to your needs. When it comes to envelope settings, play around with Attack, Hold, and Release in different modes (Manual, Auto, or Advanced) to shape your sound. To achieve zero attack time, enable the auto - delay function. Choose from the eight detection modes based on the sound you want. When controlling the stereo width, use the MS Width Control. Just remember, setting it to +6 dB might cause phase issues, and this feature only works for two - channel processing. For maintenance, keep the software updated to ensure it runs smoothly. Also, make sure your computer meets the system requirements. When using external side - chain support, check the compatibility with your software and hardware. If you want to switch between clean and processed signals, use the true bypass control for a smooth transition.
