| Product | TB Barricade |
| Developer | ToneBoosters |
| Price (MSRP) | €10 |
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Latest Version |
Download | Released |
| 2.6.1 | Demo / Trial |  |
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| 2.6.1 | Demo / Trial | |
| Copy Protection | Unspecified |
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TB Barricade is a simple yet very effective and transparent brickwall limiter that is suitable for individual tracks as well as mastering work.
Features:
- Fixed delay (1535 samples).
- Adjustable input gain and output ceiling.
- Adjustable look ahead, attack and release times.
- Inter-sample peak (ISP) detection.
- User-controllable stereo linking.
- Auto saturation algorithm.
- Monitor function to listen to the limiter operation without loudness gain.
- Peak, K12, K14 or K20 output metering including RMS according to the Katz metering specifications.
- User-selectable AES17 3dB correction for RMS meters.
- ITU-R BS.1770 and EBU R128 compatible true-peak limiting.
- Support of all sampling rates from 22 to 192 kHz.
- Based on the VST 2.4 specification to allow compatibility with virtually all host programs.
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Discussion
Brother Charles I just bought the blessed thing, and boy, am I ever glad that I did! I was using Kjaherus Classic Limiter, Aradaz MaXIMIZER 5, 4front W1, and a few others, but none of those were accurate nor transparent enough for me. I realize that if you want professional results, you need to spend professional fees; usually. However, after reading some reviews and comments about the TB Barricade limiter, I decided to give the trial version a go. I immediately noticed a huge difference.
Once upon a time I had a "borrowed" version of Waves L2. (Praise God, I don't use any borrowed versions of software since a few years now.) I was seriously considering saving up to buy a shiny new license for Waves L2, but decided to give TB Barricade a try since it was free trial with the only limitation being that I couldn't save my settings. Well, after playing with it for a while, it seemed every bit as clear and transparent as any of the high-priced commercial offerings. Sure, a $300 Limiter plugin would be cool to own, but for only $20, I got somethin' really, really, clear, transparent, and effective now.
I thank God for Jeroen Breebaart, Guido Scognamiglio, Bootsy, Poulin, and other developers of their ilk, who provide excellent quality soundwares for free and/or affordable prices. God Bless y'all, in Jesus' name. (yeah, I'm a preacher. . lol)
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