Pulsar Modular P21 Atlas v1.1.1 [WiN]

Atlas delivers coherence. Loud, without the peaks being flattened. A master-bus stabilization limiter, not a peak-catcher. The engine holds the program coherent across its full length, so elements stay where the mix put them. Nothing jumps. Nothing drifts. The frame holds. Stereo through 9.1.6, the program lands as one statement. Three consequences engineers value. Atlas does not reveal itself by adding a sound. It reveals itself by holding the program together. A mix made from stems recorded in different rooms presents as one performance in one space. A film scored from library cues, dialogue, and sound design lands as one continuous world. 01 MICRO TIMING Transients land where the mix put them. Kick and bass arrive together when they are supposed to. Vocal consonants stay attached to their vowels. The pocket the recording captured is the pocket you hear. The dynamic relationships the recording captured are preserved. 02 EXPANDED HEADROOM Loud, without flattened peaks. The program is delivered loud, but the peaks have not been flattened. Loudness arrives without compression character. Atlas leaves the program with headroom intact, ready for a dedicated clipper downstream if clipping character is wanted. 03 SILENCE STAYS SILENT Quiet passages remain quiet. Conventional limiters lift the noise floor between vocal phrases, between drum hits, after a cymbal decays. Atlas does not. The breathing engineers learn to tolerate on conventional compressors is simply not present. Changelog: v1.1.1 (10 July 2026) - MATCH: level-matched A/B comparison against dry, with live DRIFT readout. - TRIM: range extended, −12 to +6 dB. - New "→ TRIM" button: one click commits the MATCH offset into TRIM. - Refined TRIM behavior and readout accuracy. - General fixes and polish.