Tone Empire Releases LT2 COMP - British Diode Bridge Compressor

[beatskillz]

Introducing" LT2 COMP
'British Diode Bridge Compressor'

This is a Class A discrete compressor inspired by classic designs, known for its smooth, musical compression and rich analog character.

It features transformer-balanced input and output stages and utilizes a diode bridge topology, delivering a warm, vintage sound often associated with iconic British consoles.

A specific modification introduced by a renowned mastering studio enhances this compressor’s versatility, particularly for mastering and bus compression applications.

What It Sounds Like:

"Warm and Analog, Smooth and Musical Compression, Glue Effect, Vintage Character"

Best For:

Vocals:
Adds warmth, presence, and smooths dynamics while keeping clarity and emotion.

Drum Buses:
Glues drum elements together, adding punch and fullness.

Bass:
Provides control and body, making bass lines solid and well-defined.

Acoustic Instruments:
Enhances natural tone with a warm sheen.

Mix Bus:
Glues elements, adding analog warmth and subtle cohesion.

Get "LT2 Comp" at the Intro Price Of $39 (Reg. $99),

Know More About LT2 Comp :https://tone-empire.com/shop/lt2comp/

[Scotty Ellis]

Beatskillz/Tone Empire history of fixing it's buggy releases is horrendous. They prey on uninformed newbs. Your $$$ is better spent literally ANYWHERE else.

[TIMT]

Beatskillz/Tone Empire history of fixing it's buggy releases is horrendous. They prey on uninformed newbs. Your $$$ is better spent literally ANYWHERE else.

Agreed. Support is atrocious too. I never paid much attention when people pointed out just how bad this company actually is as i was too enamored with the sound, but now having first hand experience with it. Buyer beware isn't quite sufficient enough a warning

[bmanic]

As always, within the first 2 minutes of trying the demo I found a critical "blow your speakers bug". Giving me a whopping +150dBFS signal output. I have _never_ seen anything even remotely close to that number before. Luckily Reaper has that auto-mute feature and I'm used to having a limiter on the master at all times (and a DC filter) when testing shoddy companies plugins.. and Tone Empire definitely falls into that category.

It's such a f**king weird company.

[escalona]

I once tried giving away all my beatskillz plugins for free and no one would take them... True story.