| Product | SPECTRA 'Q |
| Developer | Crysonic |
| Price (MSRP) | No Longer Available |
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Latest Version |
Download | Released |
| 1.0 | - |  |
| Copy Protection | Unspecified |
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Spectra 'Q provides the ability to adjust multi-octave harmonics within an intuitive multi-band environment in two modes. Spectra 'Q also incorporates a vintage inspired 10-band EQ, look ahead transparent loudness maximizing with smooth peak limiting (based on Crysonic's "Spectra' PHY" technology) and a 4-band low-frequency phase tweaking section.
Main features and uses:
- Improve and fix overall balance of the harmonic presentation of music, instruments or vocals.
- 10-Band Vintage Inspired EQ.
- 10-Band Multi-Octave Harmonics Adjustment.
- Transparent Look-Ahead loudness maximization with smooth peak limiting (Spectra' PHYT tech.).
- 4-Band Low Frequency Phase Adjustment.
- Linear or Impulse Harmonics modes.
- EQ amount controllable by ratio.
- All sections can be used separately.
- Full automation for all parameters via the host.
- Custom Presets.
- Unique and Intuitive RMS Meters.
- A/B Different modes for low/high CPU usage.
- Can also be used as an advanced Exciter, unique AMP simulator, Vintage EQ.
- 64-bit internal precision.
- 24bit/96Khz audio support.
- Highly optimized custom DSP code.
- Harmonically balance a mix during Final Mastering.
- Vitalize dynamics.
- Add classic analog warmth or tube saturation effects.
- Final mastering EQ, can be coupled with Harmonic enhancement.
- Loudness maximization with transient preservation.
- Enhance, clarify bass frequency sections.
- Vintage Amp saturation type effects.
- and many more, as each section of Spectra'q can be used separately and creatively.
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Discussion
MFXxx I would like to hear some words from Crysonics about the release and support of their products. It appears they no longer respond to support emails, sales and responses. They were until recently sending out emails for upgrades at a discount...this started last August 2011, promised product back in December, since then all communications have gone quiet except for the odd spam mail from Crysonics. Send them an email and see if you get a response.
It may be plausible this company is no longer trading. Send them money and see if you receive the goods at your cost.
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=4834599#4834599
I would like KVR mods to review this product line and whether or not they should be supported by the KVR site.
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