Compressors

Aimed at mixing, mastering and live work, the xmax combines a flexible compressor with a simple shelf EQ and a soft clipping circuit derived from the company’s alpha compressor. 

The NOIZ Hub C Series includes C-66 and C-54, a pair of simple compressors that draw inspiration from the company’s BB F66 and BB N54 plug-ins. 

The latest version of Orange Clip introduces multiband processing along with a whole host of behind-the-scenes improvements. 

The new Cali76 Stacked Compressor will replace the existing Cali76 Stacked Edition, and is said to share a lot in common with the discontinued SlideRIG range. 

Triton Audio's latest release places a simple one-knob JFET/opto compressor inside the same enclosure used for their popular FetHead in-line preamps.

The latest version of Dynamic Grading sports a redesigned interface, enhanced features and expanded capabilities that promise to redefine what’s possible in dynamic audio control.

Brick Lane 500 is an all-analogue PWM compressor that promises to deliver a huge tonal range thanks to six different operating modes and a variable Stress control designed to introduce some harmonic saturation. 

The latest addition to Neve’s line-up makes the dynamics section from their flagship 88R console available in a significantly smaller, and much more affordable package.

BritStrip recreates the hardware unit of the same name, providing DAW users with a combination of 1073-style EQ and the diode-bridge-based compression found in the company’s Successor stereo compressor.

Described as the ultimate sound enhancer, Fuel provides users with an all-in-one mix-processing solution that promises bring any session to life. 

BB N54 is said to deliver the unmistakable low-end weight and harmonic depth that made the Neve 2254 so popular. 

The latest addition to DJ Swivel's plug-in range is an all-in-one channel strip that comprises nine individual processing modules.