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Synthblitz Audio Demon 80 v1.2 Retail [WiN]
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Synthblitz Audio Demon 80 v1.2 Retail [WiN]

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Demon 80 is a multiband compressor. Specifications: Resolution 1400x512 Xover compatibility from 44100 Hz to 192kHz Bandwidth 20Hz -> 20.000Hz Low Split Frequency: 20Hz - 1.4k High Split Frequency: 1.4kHz - 20kHz Tree frequency-band gain from -12 to +24dB Pre-Amp gain -/+ 24dB Output gain pre-limiter -/+ 12dB Sidechain with Internal or external features and 2 input Threshold from infinity to -32dB Attack time from 0 to 400mS Release time from 7,2mS to 2 sec Ratio max 6:1 with fine control knob Three stereo compressors inside Noise Reduction features Auto dynamics features Independent bypass and mute switch for each channel Three Vu-Meter LEDs,to measure Gain reduction Two virtual moving coil Vu-Meters, analog style for outcoming signal Limiter feature to 0dB with peack Led indicator Analog emulator features (saturators for preamp and amp) with peak led indicators Balance control Auto Bias Max output dBfs -0.01 dB RMS level numerical indicator

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