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Joey Sturgis Tones Tominator v1.0.1 [WiN, MacOSX]
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Joey Sturgis Tones Tominator v1.0.1 [WiN, MacOSX]

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Tominator is a filter-based plugin solution for killing bleed on your drums. Built on advanced, adjustable filter automation - users are able to treat bleed in a more natural approach than gating. A process that used to be tedious and complicated is now simplified and streamlined, meaning you can spend less time cleaning up tracks, and more time mixing. Find out how Tominator can improve your drums today! Features: Eliminates cymbal bleed with an internal moving filter Internal / controllable filter for effectively removing cymbal bleed Speed control for changing how fast filter works on your signal Cutoff parameter sets where the filter will stop after the transient Enables you to have more versatility when processing your drums UPDATE Notes [Fixed] ▬ [VST3 Only] Plug-in disabled when utilizing offline bounce in some DAWs. ▬ Settings reset after play/pause or enabaling/disabling plug-in some DAWs.

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