Operating System: Windows

autoBED is a lookahead stereo ducker with virtual sidechain inputs.

Features:

• 4 inputs, 2 outputs:
  • Channels 1&2 duck in response to channels 3&4.
  • Channels 3&4 are mixed back into outputs 1&2.
• 10 response curves.
• 190 ways to fade from one level to another [and back].
• Lookahead of up to 2 seconds with ‘just in time’ link mode.
• 6 levels of automatic presence control.
• 3 gender settings.
• 8 presets [also works as a gate].

Uses

Radio Production: The classic use for autoBED is when you have a music track and a presenter’s voice. Whenever the presenter is heard, the music fades into the background. As the music fades, its presence falls leaving focus for the presenter. When the presenter stops speaking, the music fades back in as its presence is restored.

Music Production: Control the presence of one group of instruments according to the level of another – for example when guitar, organ and vocal are all competing for space within a mix autoBED can reduce the presence of the guitar and organ whenever the vocalist sings, creating a little extra space for the vocal.

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Features:

• Sampling Rate: 44.1k, 48k, 88.2k, 96k support.
• 32bit float internal precision.
• Threshold (-60dB to 0dB): Set the threshold level of the gate.
• Attack (0.05ms to 100ms): Set the attack time of the gate.
• Hold (0ms to 1000ms): Set the hold time of the gate.
• Release (ShortRel to 2000ms): Set the release time of the gate.
• Expand Ratio (1:1 to 30:1): Set the ratio of the expander. If you want to use this as only gate effect, set “1:1”.
• Range (-oodB to 0dB): Set the minimum level when the gate closes.
• KeyListen (ON or OFF): Output the trigger signals.
• LPF Cutoff Freq (20Hz to off): Set the cutoff frequency of a low pass filter for the trigger signals.
• HPF Cutoff Freq (off to 20000Hz): Set the cutoff frequency of a high pass filter for the trigger signals.

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