Difference between spectral compression in different plugins

[XComposer]

Hello,

I was considering some of your products and I was wondering: what is exactly the difference between performing a (spectral) Compression in MMorph, a spectral compression in MSpectralDynamics, and a change in the "Level" curve in MTransformer?
It seems to me that the first two cases are similar and the third case is a little different, am I right? But what is exactly the difference?
I already have MMorph and I was considering MSpectralDynamics and MTransformer, and I was especially wondering if the change in the "Level" curve in the latter plug-in (MTransformer) is somehow different from applying (spectral) Compression in MMorph.

Thank you very much!

[jmg8]

The video about MTransformer explains it in a little more detail.
It depends what your looking to do with it.
If you want a typical style compressor that works spectrally, then definitely MSpectralDynamics.
In fact that plugin is amazing value for money, as it is capable of the following:
Typical (non spectral) gate, compressor and limiter.
Spectral gate, compressor and limiter.
Freeform EQ
De nosier
Upwards and downwards expansion.
Sidechain internal/external with EQ
Frequency ducking.

MTransformer is more of a creative FX.

[XComposer]

My purposes have to do with sound design, spectral analysis of the weaker partials and spectral composition, so I think I am more attracted towards MTransformer, since I am just looking for a powerful and clear way to increase the smallest partials in an audio spectrum and decrease the loudest ones in volume.
Thank you very much.

[MeldaProduction]

That looks like MTransformer is better for you indeed .