#SONNOX OXFORD INFLATOR VS OXFORD LIMTER FULL#

Yeah, the only other thing I really like is the Flux Pure Limiter, and also I was quite surprised by the Ozone limiter for some stuff that doesn't need to be quite as full or warm.Apart from Xenon and the Flux Limiter, an exciting new kid on the block is the stunning new Am-Munition M/S compressor/limiter/clipper from Sascha Eversmeier, developed by him for Magix and included as part of the Analogue Modelling Suite in Samplitude and Sequoia 10.

Your comments would be really appreciated - maybe I used inappropriate settings which led to incorrect conclusions?Д«TW, the original sine wave does not contain any of the harmonics shown in the processed files.

I've attached some images of the analysis I did yesterday. Inflator creates harmonics of dramatically different amplitude to those created by Enhance (and yes, it is dramatically different from an audibility perspective) However, using a 1k sine, the harmonics created by the Enhance/Safe appear to be similar to those created by Inflator at it's default settings. I certainly dont want to dispute the algorithm's designer! Something must be wrong with my methodology or conclusions. I really dont care if Enhance and Inflator are different or not, as I dont use either for the same reasons. This has bothered me ever since, so I did some analysis. Whereas the relationship between Safe and Enhance is not clearly explained in the docs and the explanation offered by Nicolas did not make sense (to me). It does interest me, but it has never been a source of angst. The difference between the safe/enhance functions and the standalone Inflator is not really an issue for me. In other words, the two functions do differ, but the difference is fairly subtle when a setting of 24.1% is used for the Enhance. The Enhance function nulls to -80dB against the Safe button when Enhance is set to 24.1%. My measurements were done with a 1k sine, which clearly shows the Enhance function creating odd harmonics when no limiting is occurring whatsoever. (note: I can of course clearly hear the differences, but hearing is not explaining! With respect to Safe vs Enhance, I find it hard to even hear the difference between the two when Enhance is set to 24.1%)

Inflator is not my target (although I do use and like Inflator) Specifically, I'm wanting to establish the relationship between the two functions. My main interest lies in establishing exactly what is happening with the limiter when Safe and/or Enhance is used. If you recall, at the time you wanted to stay out of that discussion.but you did tell me the explanation of the Safe and Enhance functions offered by Nicolas was incorrect. After your rebuttal above, I'm more confused about the Limiter than I was during beta testing the native plugins, when Nicolas from Sonnox told me the Limiter included the Inflator algorithm but he said it was only applied to transients that escape limiting (which seemed completely wrong to me). Р•СЃС‚СЊ С‚СЂРё РјРµСЃС‚Р°.Thanks for responding to the thread.

Sonnox oxford inflator vs oxford limter