| Product | ReaXcomp |
| Developer | Cockos |
| Price (MSRP) | Free |
| Type / Tags |
| Effect(s) |
| Operating System |
Latest Version |
Download | Released |
| 2.1 | Downloads |  |
| Copy Protection | None |
| Avg. User Rating |
ReaXcomp features:
- Unlimited band compressor.
- Great metering per band.
- Fantastic sounding filters.
- Solo current band mode.
- Tons of controls per band (ratio, threshold, knee, attack, release, makeup, program dependent release, feedback detector, RMS size)
- Adjusting bands in graph is easy (modifiers to change ratio, gain, etc).
ReaXcomp is part of the free ReaPlugs VST FX Suite.
General features of ReaPlugs:
- Support for Windows 98/ME/2K/XP/Vista, WINE.
- Fast, usable UIs with good metering.
- Low CPU and RAM use.
- Highly configurable.
- No copy protection.
- No installation required.
- Freely usable.
Discussion
dimtsak If someone could also make and share some more presets for this would be really nice.
Quietinthedark Ya, I think it is only not reviewed since it is seen as 'part' of Reaper. On the Reaper forums it gets its share of praise.
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andy-equalized Yes, I like it too, so much.
Just one thing : is there a way to see every band's peak, separately? It would be great for me...
....or even send each band to different tracks, so I can check it in the mixer?
I could do something like this with many other plugins, but it looks like ReaXcomp can't work like that....
Anyway, great plugin.
obstgegenrechz whenever i want to use any plugin as multiband (say preFix gate for example) i just use a splitter like the one in the JS Libary of Reaper or as VST there is FreeSome by de la mancha, and then treat the audio as wanted and later sum them up again. In reaper you need to set the audio-track to multiple tracks in the sends/receive window.
andy-equalized Hey, thx for your reply.
I really missed the JS Splitter!
Damn, everytime I look for some particular or specific plugin, I always miss Reaper's preinstalled ones.
Shame on me. :-).
There's also another great splitter called Crossover by Robin Schmidt (4-band).
I used it a little but what I was looking for, was a 5-band splitter and JS Splitter does it!
Thank you.
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