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FLUX:: sound and picture development © 2007-2008 www.fluxhome.com

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4.1.1 Why a Compressor ? A compressor is designed to reduce the dynamic range of an audio signal. That means difference between the quietest andthe l

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Solo (20) when engaged, allows to monitor the selected group. This monitoring is done after the master gain section and theMS decoder.Automation (21)D

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5.1.1 Special Cases Some host applications may require a special configuration to support Flux products.On Mac, Digital Performer 5 requires to limit

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6 FLUX User Interface Knobs:A knob can be set by any horizontal, vertical or combination of both movements of the mice.The value can also be set direc

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• AU, Pyramix, RTAS, VST:• A specific value management for every control including five dedicated presets is also available from the right-click pop

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The inputs are directly routed to the outputs.Preset SectionsA-B SectionsA plug-in features two preset sections: A & B. Clicking on the s

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the morphing slider.The Automation button must be engaged if the morphing slider has to be mapped on a control surface.6 1026

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7 The Preset Management From the Plug-in interface:A-B SectionsA plug-in features two preset sections: A & B. Clicking on the slot of a specific s

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The Preset Management Window features three preset banks:• The Factory bank gathers presets that can't be edited by users.• The User bank is de

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Export creates a file reflecting the content of the preset bank.Import adds existing presets into the preset bank.Ordering arrows orders the presets i

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8 Common Specifications The internal processing works in 64 bits floating point for native (AU/RTAS/VST)Sampling rate up to 384 kHz DXD (Pyramix DSP b

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4.1.2 Why an Expander ? An expander behaves as the opposite of the compressor. The signal is toned down according to a certain ratio below thethreshol

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9 Good to Know SOLERA IS A WINE MAKING TECHNIQUE: A SOLERA IS METHOD OF FRACTIONAL BLENDING FOR WINE, CLOSELYPARALLELING THE MAKING OF SHERRY OR

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IndexAAlchemist 12BBands Settings and Display 20Bitter Sweet II 90CCommon Specifications 106Conventions 2DDynamic Processing Parameters Detailed 32Dyn

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4.1.3 Why a De-Compressor ? A de-compressor behaves as the opposite of the compressor. It increases the signal level above the threshold according tot

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4.1.4 Why a De-Expander ? A de-expander behaves as the opposite of the expander. It increases the signal level below the threshold according to theset

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4.1.5 Why a Limiter ? A limiter is almost like a compressor set with an infinite ratio value. Since this process doesn't know nuances, most limit

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4.2 Alchemist Alchemist is the most powerful audio processor ever designed by Flux. It can subtly improve your mix or to totally transmutethe audio ma

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4.2.1 The Alchemist concept At first, the wideband signal is split into frequency bands by a slope adjustable cross-over. Each band i

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4.2.2 The Parameters 4.2 Alchemist The Parameters144

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4.2.2.1 General Settings and Display This section manages the wide band behavior of the Alchemist plug-in.It also controls the number of band of the p

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Default Value: 0 dBSets the gain applied to the dynamic processing input.Dry Mix (2)Default Value: -144 dBThis slider controls the amount of the origi

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Table of ContentsThanks 1Conventions 2How to Update 3Dynamic Processors 5Introduction to the Dynamic Processing 6Why a Compressor ? 7Why an Expander ?

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It can also be done from the main display area.Number of Band Control (27)The Minus and Plus buttons allow to specify the number of frequency bands of

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Band Frequency Handle (15) (18)Shift + Click enables fine trimmingRight-Click changes the filter slopeDouble-Click resets the frequencies to the defau

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Save replaces the selected preset by a new one under the same name featuring the current settings. If you want to keep anexisting preset without your

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4.2.2.2 Bands Settings and Display The main parameters of the band are gathered on this panel.Alt + Click temporarily unlink the control when the band

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Unit: dB - Value Range: -12 / +12 - Step: 0.01Default Value: 0 dBSets the gain applied to the dynamic processing input of the selected band.Output Gai

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Main processes using regular stereo signal scheme and it is the only available mode for multi-channels operations.Center engages internal MS encoder a

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Mode (51) Default Value: Solera8 different detection modes are available:• Solera: The Attack setting also controls the integration time for RMS detec

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maximum and the minimum release values.Release (55)Unit: ms - Value Range: 1.45ms / 10884.35 msDefault Value: 544.22 msSets the manual release value a

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Vu-meter not peak-meter, referenced to -16 dB Fs by default, with auto scale depending of the threshold values.When the MS Width section is engaged, t

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4.2.2.3 Dynamic Sections Settings and Display Every band features four dynamic sections working is parallel.Alt + Click temporarily unlink the control

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The Preset Management 103Common Specifications 106Good to Know 107Index aiii

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Allows process the audio signal independently of the sound level but regarding the signal dynamic range. It is mixed with thestandard compression sche

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The ratio effective value is modified by the Angel's Share amount.Infinite (69)Sets the ratio to its maximum possible value.Range (70)Unit: dB -

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4.3 Solera II Solera uses one detector and four parallel envelop generators that allows four different dynamic processing also in parallel:compressor,

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4.3.1 The Solera Concept The idea is extremely simple: Taking into account the signal level isn’t enough. The signal dynamic is also a par

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Like some high-end mastering compressors, Solera features a M/S (Mid/Side) encoder / decoder section. It encodes thestereo inputs by summing

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4.3.2 Dynamic Processing Parameters Detailed General Settings:Input Gain (1)Unit: dB - Value Range: -48 / +48 - Step: 0.01Default Value: 0 dBSets the

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Default Value: -144 dBThis slider controls the amount of the original signal that can be added to the processed audio. This feature is dedicated tomas

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When operating on a multi-channel bus, all channels are feeding the side chain by default, but it can be useful to preventsome channels feeding the

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When enabled, the delay value is linked to the attack value. Be aware that the latency introduced by this function is nowequal to your attack time.War

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Default Value: AutoThree release modes are available for the envelop of the dynamic processing.• Manual corresponds to the value you have set.• Auto e

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1 Thanks Thank You!Thank you for purchasing a FLUX product.FLUX offers a high-end line of audio plug-ins. Alchemist is the flagship for dynamic proces

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Default Value: 0 %Instant peak value can be added to the RMS signal feeding the detector section, making the dynamic processing more

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The current Hysteresis Threshold value is reflected by two green lines on the Dynamic Activity display.For Compressor and DCompressor sections, the hy

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Activates the specific section.Compressor Section Selector (35)DCompressor Section Selector (36)Expander Section Selector (37)DExpander Section Select

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Level difference between in and out (17)Vu-meter not peak-meter, referenced to -16 dB Fs by default. The scale is +/- 12 dB.This is the compression, d

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settings. Note that a graphic editing is also available from the graphic curve display.Filter Type (42)Default Value: peak• 12 dB per octave high pass

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Once a preset is selected from the preset list it must be explicitly loaded into section A or the section B by using the recallbutton. A preset is eff

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4.4 Pure Series II 4.4 Pure Series II434

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4.4.1 Pure Compressor II Pure Compressor is the compressor section of the Solera. A compressor must be used to automatically reduce the gaina

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the input is reflected by a 1 dB variation at the output.Let’s apply now a 3:1 ratio. If the input signal rises above 3 dB the threshold value, the ou

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Bypass (7)It's a global bypass.Channel Processing Selector (8)When operating on a multi-channel bus, all channels are processed by default, but i

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2 Conventions On a screenshot every control features a number which also features into the function description title.The commentaries will appear in

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and decode at the output. This manner, the M signal can be processed while keeping the S channel untouched.Smooth (13)Default: EnabledWhen engaged, th

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processor. This mode disables the Delay feature. Note also that the Feed Backward mode prevents to use the external side chain because it's the p

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• Solera > almost universal, great for vocals• Beat 1 > hi pitched rhythm material• Beat 2 > low pitched rhythm material, great for bass and

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Unit: dB - Value Range: 0 to +24Default Value: 0Sets the smoothness of the transmission curve for the specific dynamic processing section. The curve i

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hysteresis) and make the compression very smooth and no more pumping… In addition with the Angel Share function, you'llbe able to set a constant

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Level difference between in and out (40)Vu-meter not peak-meter, referenced to -16 dB Fs by default. The scale is +/- 12 dB.This is the compression, d

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When writing automation, if this button is engaged, ONLY the morphing slider value is recorded. No other parameter isrecorded.When t

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4.4.2 Pure Expander II Pure Expander is the expander section of the Solera. An expander must be used to automatically reduce the gain below theThresho

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For a 1:1 expansion ratio, the processed signal isn’t affected by the processing: A 1 dB variation below the threshold at theinput is reflected by a 1

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The Clipper is the very last stage of the processing chain.Bypass (7)It's a global bypass.Channel Processing Selector (8)When operating on a mult

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3 How to Update Updating productsTo download to the latest release of our plug-ins, you need to register your product(s)Then you will be able to

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This configuration may be used in conjunction with the MS width section which encode the signal in MS before processing,and decode at the output. This

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side chain because it's the processed signal which feed the side chain.• Classic Feed Backward Medium: The integration time is 36 ms for RMS dete

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modes for release.The Angel'Share and Hysteresis actions also rely on the detected dynamic.• Solera > almost universal, great for vocals• Beat

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Knee (28)Unit: dB - Value Range: 0 to +24Default Value: 0Sets the smoothness of the transmission curve for the specific dynamic processing section. Th

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Display:Resulting Transfer Curve (35)Auto Scale depending of the threshold value(s)Input Level Meter (36)Vu-meter not peak-meter, referenced to -16 dB

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Preset Management:Save (43)Save replaces the selected preset by a new one under the same name featuring the current settings. If you want to keep anex

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4.4 Pure Series II Pure Expander II634

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4.4.3 Pure DCompressor II Pure DCompressor is the de-compressor section of the Solera. A De-compressor must be used to automatically increase thepeak

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For a 1:1 de-compressor ratio, the processed signal isn’t affected by the processing: A 1 dB variation above the threshold atthe input is reflected by

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The Clipper is the very last stage of the processing chain.Bypass (7)It's a global bypass.Channel Processing Selector (8)When operating on a mult

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This configuration may be used in conjunction with the MS width section which encode the signal in MS before processing,and decode at the output. This

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side chain because it's the processed signal which feed the side chain.• Classic Feed Backward Medium: The integration time is 36 ms for RMS dete

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• Solera > almost universal, great for vocals• Beat 1 > hi pitched rhythm material• Beat 2 > low pitched rhythm material, great for bass and

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Unit: dB - Value Range: 0 to +12Default Value: 0Sets the smoothness of the transmission curve for the specific dynamic processing section. The curve i

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Display:Resulting Transfer Curve (35)Auto Scale depending of the threshold value(s)Input Level Meter (36)Vu-meter not peak-meter, referenced to -16 dB

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Save (43)Save replaces the selected preset by a new one under the same name featuring the current settings. If you want to keep anexisting preset wit

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4.4 Pure Series II Pure DCompressor II734

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4.4.4 Pure DExpander II Pure DExpander is the de-expander section of the Solera. It uses the exclusive the “Angel’s Share” algorithm developed byFLUX:

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The Knee sets how progressive is the start up of the compressor action – In other words, It smoothes the transition pointbetween no processing and

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Channel Processing Selector (8)When operating on a multi-channel bus, all channels are processed by default, but it can be useful to remove some chann

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4 Dynamic Processors The Flux:: Dynamic Processor family features "Alchemist", "Solera", "Pure Compressor", &q

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Default: EnabledWhen engaged, the side chain is set to preserve bass frequencies from excessive processing.Time Related Settings:Delay (14)Unit: ms -

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processor. Note also that the Feed Backward mode prevents to use the external side chain because it's the processed signal which feed the side ch

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• Beat Average > rhythm material• Max > very versatile and reactive• Average > less sensitive to dynamic variationsDepending of the audio sig

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the threshold value of the dB amount set with the knee value.Peak Detection Amount (29)Unit: % - Value Range: 0 / 100 - Step: 1Default Value: 0 %Insta

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Resulting Transfer Curve (35)Auto Scale depending of the threshold value(s)Input Level Meter (36)Vu-meter not peak-meter, referenced to -16 dB Fs by d

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existing preset without your new modifications, just select an empty place into the preset list, enter a new name for thismodified p

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4.4 Pure Series II Pure DExpander II834

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4.4.5 Pure Limiter II Unless you use it as a special effect, Pure Limiter is supposed to be the very last stage of your audio processing chain. Ituses

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from 0 dB to -12 dBInput Gain (4)Unit: dB - Value Range: -12 / +12 - Step: 0.01Default Value: 0 dBSets the gain applied to the dynamic processing inpu

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Minimum Release (11)Unit: ms - Value Range: 1.33 / 512 - Step: variableDefault Value: 1.33 msSets the minimum release value when in Advanced Mode.Velo

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4.1 Introduction to the Dynamic Processing What is the Dynamic Processing?While mastering, mixing or recording, some uses of the dynamic pro

Page 102 - 6 FLUX User Interface

Using the Display B mode allows monitoring the Dynamic Profile influence on the Release value when the Release Mode isset to Auto or Advanced and the

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Save (25)Save replaces the selected preset by a new one under the same name featuring the current settings. If you want to keep anexisting preset wit

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4.4 Pure Series II Pure Limiter II894

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4.5 Bitter Sweet II Bitter Sweet II isn't a complex processor about the user interface, but it requires some explanations.It's a transient

Page 106 - 7 The Preset Management

This setting is very efficient for snare and kick drums.Stereo engages internal MS encoder and processes only the Side channel. After processing the s

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5 Equalizer 5 925

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5.1 Epure II Epure is a state of the art five-band equalizer using a special state space based implementation to ensure the best signal tonoise ratio.

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Default Value: OffThe inputs are directly routed to the outputs.Graphic Display (2)A graphic editing is also available from the graphic curve display.

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Preset Manager (8)Accesses to the preset manager. See the Preset Management section.Save (9)Recall (10)Specific Functions:Master Gain (13)Unit: dB - V

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Note that when audio channels are grouped, the settings of the first audio channel (Channel 5 in group 2 in the previousexample) are applied to channe

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