Kjaerhus tell us that their new MPL-1 is a limiter plug-in made for mastering and other purposes where the highest accuracy and quality are demanded.
The MPL-1 uses an over-sampled peak detecting algorithm to ensure that even high frequency peaks are accurately detected. Kjaerhus say that this results in better high-frequency performance and it ensures that no overshoot or clipping occurs in the final D/A conversion.
Look-ahead and release-smoothing (soft release-hold) assist in keeping the compression smooth and transparent, even at high compression levels.
The MPL-1 uses a new stereo linking technique that allows peaks to be limited individually on each channel, while longer lasting gain reductions are linked. This technique ensures that peaks in one channel do not produce artifacts in the other channel, while the average compression still remains the same in each channel to avoid disturbances in the stereo balance.
A PDR (Program Dependent Release) function is available to minimize pumping effect and increase loudness.
The MPL-1 also offers TPDF-Dithering for 8, 16 and 24 bit output resolution.
Four stereo meters show the peak input- and output levels as well as compression and RMS-output.
The MPL-1 is available in a standard edition and professional edition. The pro-edition allows the user to make adjustments to input levels, PDR, look-ahead, smoothing and stereo-link, plus offering MIDI-Learn for remote parameter control.
Availability
The MPL-1 will be available May 2, 2006 for Windows. A Mac version will be released at a later date.
The price is USD $88.00 for the Standard Edition and USD $118.00 for the Pro Edition.
From May 2, 2006 to June 2, 2006, Kjaerhus is offering an introductory discount, reducing the price to USD $69.00 for the Standard Edition and USD $99.00 for the Pro Edition.
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