GYGODynamics

GYGO Dynamics is a two-sided leveler. Instead of one compressor threshold, it works both directions at once: it tames loud peaks down and lifts quiet passages up, toward a target window you can see and drag directly on a live map of your signal.

We built it around one idea: loud and quiet problems aren't the same problem, so they shouldn't share one knob. Peaks get pulled down quickly and released smoothly; quiet passages get lifted more gently, using a slower, perceptual sense of level so the lift feels natural instead of pumping. Both sides are visible at once on the Dynamic Map — the loud ceiling as a red line, the quiet floor as a blue line — and you can drag either line right on the waveform to reshape the window in real time, or use the Tame Loud and Lift Quiet knobs to do the same thing numerically.

Use it on a vocal that swings from a whisper to a shout and needs both ends brought into a controllable window without three plugins stacked to do it. Use it on a bus or a full mix as a gentle, program-dependent leveler that keeps quiet sections present and loud sections in check without obvious compression pumping. Use it on podcast or dialogue tracks where consistent perceived loudness matters more than a specific compression curve. And use the live map itself as a diagnostic — watching the white input trace against the red output trace shows exactly where and how much gain is being applied, moment to moment.

Feature list: A live Dynamic Map showing input (white) against processed output (red), with two draggable threshold lines — the loud ceiling and the quiet floor — that you can grab directly on the waveform or control with the Tame Loud and Lift Quiet knobs (the two are the same parameter, so either always reflects the other); Speed and Stability controls that shape how quickly and how smoothly the leveler follows changing material; an overall Mix knob to dial the total strength of both upward and downward leveling; an Output trim applied after leveling; and real-time input/output level meters plus a live gain readout and transport clock on the map itself.

Formats: AU for Logic Pro.

Platform: macOS.

Trial: 14-day full-function trial via GYGO Portal.