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Sonoris Dither v1.0.1.0 [WiN, MacOSX]
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Sonoris Dither v1.0.1.0 [WiN, MacOSX]

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Sonoris Dither is a professional, high quality audio plugin for mastering purposes. With this plugin you can quantize audio to a lower bitdepth with dither and/or noiseshaping. The dithertype is selectable between TPDF and High Pass (HP) TPDF. TPDF is short for Triangular Probability Densitity Function, a form of dither that eliminates non-linear distortion during re-quantization and has no signal modulation artifacts. Features Dither types: Triangular Probability Densitity Function (TPDF) Dither types: HighPass TPDF 5th order (curve A) 9th order (curve B and C) Dither and noiseshaping independent adjustable Dither is generated in assembly language Quantization to 20 or 16 bit Full automation possible Low CPU load Settings can be saved 64 bit integer math throughout the signal path, except for the noiseshaping filters

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