Researching VST clippers

[electro]

Stillwell Event Horizon
http://www.stillwellaudio.com/?page_id=16

Christain Budde Advanced Clipper
http://rekkerd.org/christian-budde-rele ... d-clipper/

[Uncle E]

I just want to shave off some of the picks ( let's say around -6db) without changing the overall volume and tonal balance of my mix.

IMO, a multiband clipper doesn't significantly affect the tonal balance unless driven ridiculously hard. It can actually sound more natural and have less negative artifacts than a single-band clipper might.

[VibraSound]

Any other x64 clippers?

GClip

All plug-ins now perform all processing at 64-bit.

http://www.gvst.co.uk/gclip.htm

[Tapehead]

I looked at all suggestions and I found GClip to be one of the easiest to tune right. However, it easily distorts which is especially noticeable with acoustic instruments. Any suggestions of Multiband clippers?
Thank you

[miro pajic]

I looked at all suggestions and I found GClip to be one of the easiest to tune right. However, it easily distorts which is especially noticeable with acoustic instruments. Any suggestions of Multiband clippers?
Thank you

As I already suggested in the beginning:

http://www.meldaproduction.com/mcreativ ... shaper.php

You can simply use it as a (multiband) clipper. I shared some presets, which you'd see when enabling the preset exchange in the plugin.

[VibraSound]

I found GClip to be one of the easiest to tune right. However, it easily distorts which is especially noticeable with acoustic instruments.

GClip is best on drums not acoustic instruments or vocal.

[bezusheist]

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