TDR Infrasonic offers precise control over the near-inaudible lowest frequency regions of a mix. It consists of a continuously variable slope filter, min and mixed phase modes, and mix control. It also includes a dynamic bump and a set of harmonic exciters meant to compensate for the perceived energy loss introduced by the filtering.
TDR Infrasonic addresses the predominantly inaudible low-frequency regions of a mix. This specialized filter operates in minimum and mixed phase mode, it features a continuously variable filter slope control, a dry mix option and an exotic range of filtering loss compensation methods: A dynamic bump mode and a set of harmonic generators help the operator to creatively compensate for any unwanted energy-loss introduced by the filtering process.
The plugin is an ideal choice when transferring material to a medium/environment of lower spectral bandwidth, such as disk mastering, audio cassettes, analogue broadcast or P.A. systems. The creative filtering compensation options further make it a valuable tool in all traditional recording, mixing, restoration, and mastering applications.
The plugin comes in a modern, freely resizable user interface. Its low frequency spectral analyzer offers exceptionally detailed insight into the lowest registers of a mix, down to DC.
Notable Features
Minimum phase and mixed phase operation
Continuously variable filter slope
Various energy compensation options incl. a Dynamic Bump mode and Harmonic generators.
Highly precise low frequency spectrum analyzer
Freely resizable hardware accelerated user interface, full-screen capable
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