SLM2 released - Smart Stereo Loudness Maximizer Plug-in

[TB-ProAudio]

TBProAudio releases SLM2, a smart stereo loudness maximizer including "analog spice" and oversampling.
The goal of the design was to maximize the loudness of the audio signal while maintaining transparency.



SLM2 offers following features:

• highly efficient loud-max peak limiter
• saturation of input signal
• fully control of attack and release
• switch-able lookahead
• additional drive/clip stage
• stereo link
• "real" oversampling, up to 16x
• easy to use GUI
• preset manager
• large and accurate live meters
• all sample rates
• demo version available

System Requirements:

• Windows XP SP3 or newer
• Mac OS X 10.5 or newer
• Win: 32/64 Bit VST, 32/64 Bit VST3, 32 Bit RTAS, 32/64 Bit AAX
• OS X: 32/64 Bit VST, 32/64 Bit VST3, 32/64 Bit AU, 32 Bit RTAS, 32/64 Bit AAX
• tested with: Cockos Reaper, Steinberg Cubase/Nuendo/Wavelab 6/7/8/9, PT10/12/2018, FL Studio 12.x, Studio One, Reason 9.5

Price: 49€

[TB-ProAudio]

Update to 1.2:
- Limiter mode "smooth" added
- DSP optimizations

[TB-ProAudio]

Update to V1.3:
- Parameter Saturation mode added

[Mathematics]

A little of topic, but are you going to make BusTools 3 compatible with AAX?

[MogwaiBoy]

A little of topic, but are you going to make BusTools 3 compatible with AAX?

ToneBoosters <----> TBProAudio

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[TB-ProAudio]

Update to 1.3.1:
- Clipper: bug fixed

[SeeingInMidi]

Hate to revive an old thread but I wanted to report a bug. Enabling oversampling will cause hard clipping when driving the input.

[TB-ProAudio]

Hate to revive an old thread but I wanted to report a bug. Enabling oversampling will cause hard clipping when driving the input.

Hmm, which parameter do you mean; Gain or Drive?

In any case Drive can distort the signal, regardless with OS or not.

So no bug

[SeeingInMidi]

Hate to revive an old thread but I wanted to report a bug. Enabling oversampling will cause hard clipping when driving the input.

Hmm, which parameter do you mean; Gain or Drive?

In any case Drive can distort the signal, regardless with OS or not.

So no bug

I meant the Gain knob. Odd, it might be an issue with studio one. Depending on the OS settings, sometimes the input clips and sometimes it the gain doesn't even work.

[TB-ProAudio]

Hate to revive an old thread but I wanted to report a bug. Enabling oversampling will cause hard clipping when driving the input.

Hmm, which parameter do you mean; Gain or Drive?

In any case Drive can distort the signal, regardless with OS or not.

So no bug

I meant the Gain knob. Odd, it might be an issue with studio one. Depending on the OS settings, sometimes the input clips and sometimes it the gain doesn't even work.

Strange.
Which OS and plugin format?
Just tested Win10, VST3, no issues so far.

[SeeingInMidi]

Hate to revive an old thread but I wanted to report a bug. Enabling oversampling will cause hard clipping when driving the input.

Hmm, which parameter do you mean; Gain or Drive?

In any case Drive can distort the signal, regardless with OS or not.

So no bug

I meant the Gain knob. Odd, it might be an issue with studio one. Depending on the OS settings, sometimes the input clips and sometimes it the gain doesn't even work.

Strange.
Which OS and plugin format?
Just tested Win10, VST3, no issues so far.

Latests version of Win10, Studio One 5, VST3. The oversampling bug seems to occur randomly.

[TB-ProAudio]

Hate to revive an old thread but I wanted to report a bug. Enabling oversampling will cause hard clipping when driving the input.

Hmm, which parameter do you mean; Gain or Drive?

In any case Drive can distort the signal, regardless with OS or not.

So no bug

I meant the Gain knob. Odd, it might be an issue with studio one. Depending on the OS settings, sometimes the input clips and sometimes it the gain doesn't even work.

Strange.
Which OS and plugin format?
Just tested Win10, VST3, no issues so far.

Latests version of Win10, Studio One 5, VST3. The oversampling bug seems to occur randomly.

OK, we will have a look again.