Magic Reverb : Audio Unit EFX vs JAX DYNAMICS : Compressor Usage & Stats
Good sounding reverb is always need in music production.
This is a natural sounding reverb audio effect. Very warm sound and versatile controls. You can control the frequency response of the reflections, the time delay of the reflections, the volume of the tail and the volume of the clean. You can also add additional “ring” of the space that will add more resonances.
Reverb controls:
- SHARP - frequency response of the reflections.
- TIME - reverb tail time length
- EFX - volume of the reverb
- CLEAN - volume of the clean
- RING - adds additional resonances
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The JAX DYNAMICS : Compressor is a single band dynamics audio processor and supports different stereo operation modi (like independent stereo, linked stereo, independent mid/side and linked mid/side processing) and has a parallel processing option (mix) too.
The JAX Compressor is a dynamics processor in AudioUnit (AUv3) format. The audio unit itself (an app extension) is embedded into a small demo app. This is required for app distribution on Apple platforms. Installing the app will make the audio unit available for system wide usage with audio unit hosts (music apps), which support loading 3rd party app extensions in AUv3 format.
There is a manual for our Dynamics Series Basic located at : https://audio.digitster.com/jax-dynamics-compressor
A basic demonstration video for the dynamics series can be seen here : https://youtu.be/hOwM1t6jYes?si=gqlpp6oQRXtUuj8V
This app is truly 'universal', meaning, unit is available for :
- MacOS (Silicon)
- iOS (iPhone)
- iPadOS (iPads)
- visionOS (Apple Vision Pro)
Please note, that AudioUnits (AUv3) require a dedicated supporting host application to perform.
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Magic Reverb : Audio Unit EFX VS. 
JAX DYNAMICS : CompressorDecember 17, 2024