Turbocomp threshold improvement

[Kumal]

Not going to happen guys, technically too difficult and dev time is too limited

[Nspace]

Not going to happen guys, technically too difficult and dev time is too limited

In fact this thread is pointing beyond a "Turbocomp Improvement"...

Such novelties:

This:

Would it be possible to get a visual representation of the Input signal on the Threshold? For Dynamics, TurboComp & anything else regarding a threshold? I think this would clear up a lot of confusion too.

It doesn't show the amount of compression, it shows the input level so you can easily set the threshold in relation to it. Right?

And this:

have the knob glow RED when there's more compression

Got me visualizing a very, very immediately informative GUI...
With such, as an user, once could act (and react) at a never-before-seen intuitive mode with MeldaProduction Plugins.
///I see myself rapidly reacting to those gradually moving red lights, fine tuning thresholds to the incoming signals. This would be an unexpected evolution for my workflow, usually focused on careful measuring and setting levels.

Are at home directly in the MMixingRevolution...

Which is not to say that we'll sometime soon witness the surge of an additional mode to the Easy and Edit(Advanced), that could be called Interactive mode or similar.

So, no dev time? Too difficult? Complexity solving is the name of the game for Vojtech, so it may take time, Yes.

[steve2KVR]

...(sigh)...

[Held]

These are three different default thresholds of mturbocomp. There is no consistency to say go in with the classical 0 VU for example and you´re good to go.
Why these different thresholds? I don´t understand, please explain. For me it complicates compression.

The point is to mimic analog compressors which exhibit inconsistent behaviors. If you want a precise compressor, check out MCompressor and MDynamics.

[Svama]

I don´t say anything against incosistent behaviour, but the threshold startpoint could be the same for all, but this was missed at programming I think.
The problem is to fix this afterwards, because of complexity, maybe an offeset under the hood can fix this?

[DaneJ]

It doesn't show the amount of compression, it shows the input level so you can easily set the threshold in relation to it. Right?

Correct, it will also show the range relative to the input signal, which relates to the original post on this topic.

[Hexspa]

Or something like the colors of a spectrogram. Green for -3dB, red for -9dB, etc.