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Antress has updated the free Modern Plugins bundle to v4.85, adding three new plug-ins: Modern Expander MK-IV, Modern Vacuumer and Modern Splitter.
Modern Expander MK-IVModern Expander MK-IV:
  • VU meter include.
  • Threshold control (-96 dB to 0 dB).
  • Ratio control (1:1 to 30:1).
  • Knee control (0 to 20 dB).
  • Range control (0 to 60 dB).
  • Attack time control (0.1 to 3 ms).
  • Release time control (150 to 3000 ms).
  • Mix control (Full wet to dry).
  • Output control (-20 to +20 dB).

Modern VacuumerModern Vacuumer:

  • Racing style Gain Reduction meter.
  • Neon style level light.
  • Easy/Over compression lights.
  • Gain control (Semi-Auto, 0 to 30 dB).
  • Threx control (Threshold, 0 to -60 dB).
  • Atta control (Attack time, 1.2 to 12 ms).
  • Releax control (Release time, 240 to 2400 ms).
  • Hape control (Ratio, 3:1 to 30:1).

Modern SplitterModern Splitter:

  • Solo mode switch.
  • Left channel solo.
  • Right channel solo.
  • Mid channel solo.
  • Side channel solo.
  • L/R Centered switch.
  • Output level control (1% step, 0% to 200%).

Changes in v4.85:

  • Modern Deathcore: Fixed preset bugs.
  • Modern SeventhSign: Improved GUI.

v4.85 includes:

1. Modern Analoguer
2. Modern Amplifier
3. Modern BlackDragon
4. Modern Compressor
5. Modern Deathcore
6. Modern DeepPurple
7. Modern DeEsser
8. Modern Equalizer
9. Modern Exciter
10. Modern Expander
11. Modern FireChainer
12. Modern FlashVerb
13. Modern Limiter
14. Modern LostAngel
15. Modern Premier
16. Modern SeventhSign
17. Modern Spacer
18. Modern Splitter
19. Modern Vacuumer

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