Based on the Transient Processor from the Acclaimed OXF-R3

The Oxford Transient Modulator is an application that allows dynamic level of signals to be modified according to the transients within the program material, over time. The effect works in two modes: to exaggerate or bring out transient events in the material, or push them more into to the background so increasing the ambience. In other words, the attack factors of instruments can be accentuated or softened, depending on settings.

The application was developed to address the common situation where there is a need to selectively tighten up percussive instruments or soften the unwanted percussive effects of acoustic musical instruments. Such effects are easily achieved with the Transient Modulator because its purpose designed adaptive processing acts on differential information within the program material, so that the overall long-term program level is minimally affected, and sensitivity to control parameters is drastically reduced.

Features:

• Radically change the dynamics of instruments.
• Accentuate or flatten attacks and transients.
• Bring sounds forward or push them back.
• Increase or reduce the effects of ambience.
• Produce rounded and dynamic percussive effects.
• Harden up and give life to dull or flat-sounding recordings and mixes, without the
• unwanted changes in overall timbre associated with multi-band compression techniques.
• Increase overall modulation potential by the reduction of very short peaks.

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