Musikmesse 2013Tokyo Dawn Labs releases "TDR Feedback Compressor II" for Win & Mac VST & AU (Free)

After a generous beta testing phase, Tokyo Dawn Labs has finally released the TDR Feedback Compressor II VST/AU plug-in for Windows and Mac OS X.

The compressor is dedicated to the highest fidelity stereo program (2-buss) compression, but shines equally in classic mixing tasks.

Most modern compressors analyse the input signal to control gain reduction. This is known as a "feed-forward" topology. The TDR Feedback Compressor II, however, analyses the output. This approach delivers unobtrusive and highly musical compression characteristics which mean the compressor is able to handle complex signals with ease.

Tokyo Dawn Labs says "the TDR Feedback Compressor II takes this traditional compression topology to new heights as a state of the art dynamics processor combining an unusual and highly flexible, yet intuitive control scheme. The compressor has been carefully tuned for intuitive and musical operation for almost every situation. No compromises have been made in order to achieve the highest possible quality of dynamic control."

"We want to emphasize the fact that the processor neither tries to emulate any previously available device, nor does it follow popular trends like "virtual analogue", "circuit modelling" or similar buzz words. This is a proud digital processor, made with an immense amount of love and care."

Notable features.

• "Feed-Back Compression" sound and behaviour.
• 64-bit floating point precision for all relevant calculations.
• Multi-rate processing structure for highest accuracy, critical operations run up to 8 times the original rate.
• Delta oversampled signal path (bit transparent without processing).
• Three side-chain filter slopes: 3dB/Oct, 6dB/Oct and 12dB/Oct.
• Super fast and natural sounding compression.
• Independent release controls for peak and RMS events.
• Unique control scheme.
• Crest Factor control.
• Advanced stereo linking options optimized for the stereo bus.
• Delta preview mode. Allows to preview the difference between compressed and original signal.
• Latency compensated parallel bypass (i.e. processing not interrupted).