Overloud Gem Comp670 Tube Compressor/Limiter

COMP76 IS THE ULTIMATE TOOL FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS WHO MIX WITH NO COMPROMISES

• Hyper-realistic simulation of the original unit thanks to the 4th generation dsp technology
• Built-in Parallel Compression
• Built-in Mid-Side Processing
• Sidechain processing
• Simulation of all transformers in the original unit
• Emulates the original All-buttons-in mode
• Low cpu usage (more than 1000 instances on a Macbook Pro Retina)
• Lots of presets designed in real mixing sessions
• Scribble Strips: take notes anywhere on the plugin panel
• Meter Calibration: calibrate the VU meters at 4 different sensibilities

BUILT-IN PARALLEL COMPRESSION
Parallel compression is a powerful mixing technique which helps improve the overall impact of the track while leaving the transients intact. It is achieved by summing the compressor output to the original track: with Overloud Comp76 you do not need to create complex routing inside the DAW: just turn the Parallel knob!

BUILT-IN MID-SIDE PROCESSING
You can separately compress the mono and stereo elements of the track, using different compression settings for each. This gives you complete control of the dynamics: you can squeeze the stereo aspect to tighten the room mics and get an in-your-face drum sound.

BEYOND THE ORIGINAL HARDWARE
Comp670 extends the features of the original hardware by combining the flexibility of the digital world with the distinct character of analog processing.

• Hyper-realistic simulation of the original unit
• Three different example units recreated in one plug-in, each with unique dynamics and coloration
• Built-in Parallel Compression
• Soft-knee/hard-knee control with the additional DC Threshold parameter
• Built-in filters on the Sidechain
• Meter Calibration: calibrate the VU meters at four different sensitivities

THREE UNITS IN ONE PLUG-IN
Every surviving example of this compressor has its own history and component tolerance, which gives each one a unique tone and dynamic response. That's why Overloud sampled three different units, each serviced multiple times since the '50s (found in London, Los Angeles and Milan studios), and packed them into one powerful plug-in.