Specifications

processor. Note also that the Feed Backward mode prevents to use the external side chain because it's the processed
signal which feed the side chain.
These Feed Backward modes have been inspired by vintage hardware architectures. they create a sort of auto regulation of
the processing which produces a naturally beefy sound.
Attack (17)
Unit: ms - Value Range: 1.45 ms to 544.22 ms
Default Value: 10.16 ms
Sets the attack time of the processing envelop. It also controls the manner the RMS value is computed from the incoming
signal.
Hold (18)
Unit: ms - Value Range: 0 ms / 500 ms.
Default Value: 0 ms
Release Mode (19)
Default Value: Auto
Three release modes are available for the envelop of the dynamic processing.
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Manual
corresponds to the value you have set.
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Auto
enables our specific algorithm to generate a signal dependent value to avoid typical pumping effects.
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Advanced
gives access to two different values for release and to the control of the velocity of the variations between the
maximum and the minimum release values.
Release (20)
Unit: ms - Value Range: 1.45ms / 10884.35 ms
Default Value: 544.22 ms
Sets the manual release value and the maximum release value when in Advanced Mode.
Release Minimum (21)
Unit: ms - Value Range: 1.45ms / 5456.99 - Step: 0.01
Default Value: 1.45 ms
Sets the minimum release value when in Advanced Mode.
Dynamic Profile (22)
Default Value: Solera
Flux processors offer many different manners to detect the dynamic of the signal that is involved in the Auto and Advanced
modes for release.The Angel'Share and Hysteresis actions also rely on the detected dynamic.
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Solera
> almost universal, great for vocals
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Beat 1
> hi pitched rhythm material
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Beat 2
> low pitched rhythm material, great for bass and bass drum
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Beat 3
> high dynamic range rhythm material, great for drums tracks
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