PSP Impressor

Features

• A wide range of soft knee characteristics
• Peak or RMS level detection
• External or internal side chain signal with a smooth bell-type filter
• An output algorithm which can operate as either a brick wall limiter or soft saturation algorithm to preserve peaks above 0dBFS.
• New high resolution, scalable GUI.
• VST3 support.
• FAT quad sampling option.
• Entire compression engine runs at internal quad sampling for proper compressor modelling when FAT is disengaged and 16 x sampling when the FAT is engaged.
• High sample rate support up to 400kHz.
• Feedback and feedback + feedforward compression modes, PSP MixPressor runs only in feedforward mode.
• New side chain filter modes: HPF and Equal Power. PSP MixPressor only had its powerful Bell type side chain filter, however HPF gives PSP Impressor a more classic touch, and the Equal Power results in extremely transparent and well balanced compression of complex tracks, drum groups or even entire mixes.
• Four Auto Attack and four Auto Release modes instead of just two modes for each.
• Refined compression Shapes for added versatility.
• Adjustable Auto Makeup mode.
• Adjustable channel Link.
• Input (Pre) and output (Post) meter modes with optional Compare mode.
• Adjustable VU reference level.
• Adjusted ranges for most of knobs to make them more user-friendly.
• Input - Output knobs’ link.
• New output Limiter.
• Other algorithm refinements to make the PSP Impressor the natural tool of a choice for vocals, drums, acoustic guitars and other tracks, groups, and even during the mastering process.

System Requirements