Transmodder could also be called a transient modification system, since it allows the user to modify the audio material by means of dynamic filtering--in accordance with the transient content of the signal--delivering spectacular sonic pronunciation and definition.

The core element of Transmodder is the transient analyzer which processes narrow- or broad-band signals and detects all rising-level transients such as snare drum, bass drum, high hat hits, vocal sibilants and other types of transients. In the course of detection, the transient analyzer generates an envelope signal which replicates the transient structure of the signal being analyzed. This also includes the detection of differences between sharp and soft transients, which generate high and low envelope levels, respectively.

Transmodder features five dynamic filters. Each can be controlled by envelope signals generated by up to two transient analyzers. The good thing about the filters used in Transmodder is that they work in a bypass mode when the envelope stays at zero, causing no coloration to take place. This is especially useful in mastering applications where processing transparency is usually desirable.

Features:

• Four transient analyzers
• Five dynamic filters
• Real-time spectrum analyzer
• Transient detection meters
• Mid/side channel processing
• High quality mode
• Factory presets
• "A-to-B" comparisons
• Mono-to-Stereo, Stereo-to-Stereo processing
• All sample rates supported
• 64-bit internal precision
• Native assembler DSP code<

  New in v1.6

  • Access violation error on systems with >2GB memory solved.
  • Minor fixes.