LVC-Audio releases Transector - Transient Design Plug-in for Mac & Win VST & AU

LVC-Audio has released Transector, a transient design audio plugin used to attenuate various transient qualities of an audio signal. Use it to boost the initial attack of various instruments, such as adding more crack to a snare or kick drum. Simultaneously, you can use Transector to alter the decaying portion of audio. This is useful in many situations, such as decreasing the decay of a vocal track, or reducing to amount of room ambiance in drum tracking.

Transector is a highly customizable transient designer that you can use in a variety of mixing situations, with a variety of sonic material, and as a creative tool. Although the default settings work in many situations, Transector gives you access to many advanced features. This includes:

• external side-chain controls.
• side-chain filter and solo controls.
• separate left- and right-signal transient processing.
• mid/side mode with adjustable transient gain amounts.
• transient metering.
• three separate transient gain stages (attack, sustain, and release).
• input metering, output metering, and adjustable waveform history display.

Transector is available as a demo plugin, and can be purchased for $31.54 (or at a discounted price if purchasing with ClipShifter). The plugin is available in the following formats:

• Windows VST (32 and 64-bit).
• Windows VST3 (32 and 64-bit).
• OS X Audio Units (32 and 64-bit Universal Binary).
• OS X VST (32 and 64-bit Universal Binary).
• OS X VST3 (32 and 64-bit Universal Binary).

Download links, contact information, and purchasing information can be found at LVC-Audio.

For support and user discussion, visit the LVC-Audio forum hosted by KVR here.