TBProAudio releases TBPAClip - clip and saturation plugin for Windows and Mac OS X

[MichaelWhiteMusic]

When multiband, is it linear phase?

[TB-ProAudio]

When multiband, is it linear phase?
 

No, MB filter are IIR (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linkwitz% ... ley_filter)

[MichaelWhiteMusic]

I think with these filters it's still possible to have this on parallel without sounding phasey, right?

[bnz]

This looks really nice. For my taste, the parts in the peak graph that is clipped could be a little bit more visible, like the red in StandardCLIP. That dark grey look is very subtle for old people like me.

[bnz]

The manual states:

Reset GUI size: resets the GUI size to default.
Set min GUI size: sets the GUI size to default.
Reset GUI scale: resets the GUI scale to default.
Set min GUI scale: sets the GUI scale to default.
Fixed GUI scale: sets the GUI to various scale factors

In the actual menu, there are only two options:
* Reset GUI scale
* Set min GUI scale

If I scale to 125% and want to set this as a default,then select "set min GUI scale", it resets back to 100%. It's a bit confusing. How do I actually save the 125% to default if not using "set"?

[TB-ProAudio]

The manual states:

Reset GUI size: resets the GUI size to default.
Set min GUI size: sets the GUI size to default.
Reset GUI scale: resets the GUI scale to default.
Set min GUI scale: sets the GUI scale to default.
Fixed GUI scale: sets the GUI to various scale factors

In the actual menu, there are only two options:
* Reset GUI scale
* Set min GUI scale

If I scale to 125% and want to set this as a default,then select "set min GUI scale", it resets back to 100%. It's a bit confusing. How do I actually save the 125% to default if not using "set"?

Thank you, we fixed the manual.
You can save the GUI size with the default preset: preset menu -> save as default

[zeep]

OK, got the point. We will see how to integrate this.

Please make it optional. I am the opposite, if i am clipping multiband it's for a reason, i don't want to also have a hardclip behind it necessarily. Thanks!

[TB-ProAudio]

OK, got the point. We will see how to integrate this.

Please make it optional. I am the opposite, if i am clipping multiband it's for a reason, i don't want to also have a hardclip behind it necessarily. Thanks!

It is already there with V1.0.4.

[secomo]

Just downloaded it yesterday. Awesome!

[TB-ProAudio]

Update to V1.1.0:
- NEW: linear phase multi-band filter mode
- UPDATE: improved multi-band IIR delta
- UPDATE: small GUI fixes
- FIX: broken offline render settings

[bnz]

Wow, that was quick with the linear phase filters. That's pretty awesome.

[billinder33]

I purchased and spent some more time yesterday. This plugin is a banger!

I did some testing on a dense 2-track mix and was able to do some Inflator-like tanh to the vocal range. Interesting alternative to a multi-band compressor. I could see using this on a synth or loop to do some OTT-like things. I can see this ending KClip's multi year reign as my track level clipper and also possibly taking out Krafter as well. Also realized that the output ceiling can be fine tuned to 1/100th of a db. Nice touch!!!

I did have one issue where the license install crashed Bitwig and also Chrome crashed right around the same time. Maybe a graphics conflict? Not sure. No issues since though.

Otherwise, great plugin. TB's last 2 releases - this and the Impress 3 compressor - are both serious, deep, accurate tools. Can't wait to see what they come up with next!!!

[billinder33]

Update to V1.1.0:
- NEW: linear phase multi-band filter mode

EDIT: Disregard - the LP button means Linear Phase, not Low Pass.

[billinder33]

One other feature request... would it be possible to have split oversampling? Off or a lower value on playback but on or a higher value during render?

[TB-ProAudio]

One other feature request... would it be possible to have split oversampling? Off or a lower value on playback but on or a higher value during render?

Thank you for your positive report.

Offline render settings are in the plugin menu (hamburger, top left).