Soundspear Kill The Top v1.0.0 (Win/macOS)

As a result, KTT provides a rich and punchy sound, with bright and sparkling trebles, punchy mediums, rolling bass and deep subs.
KTT is a 6-bands upwards/downwards compressor. Multiband compression divides the frequency spectrum into different bands to compress them individually. Upwards compression is boosting the low-intensity dynamics while downwards compression is reducing the high-intensity peaks.
Having more bands means having more control towards the audio spectrum while leaving the broadband headroom untouched. KTT also features a chained 12AX7 dual-triode exciter which helps to enrich the signal with harmonics synthesis on top of the compression.
A broad range of controls are here to help you tailor the sound you need.
Dry Wet allows you to blend the original signal with the one at the end of the processing chain, while Out Gain controls the output volume.
Downwards and Upwards knobs are mapped to the compression ratios of the downwards and upwards parallel compression for every band. All of the ratios are tied differently to those two knobs, in order to preserve the characteristic sound of KTT.
Attack and Release control the speed of the feedback detection circuit. A high attack results in intense transients, and a high release brings a pumping effect to the sound.
The Analog switch allows you to choose between a digital RMS detection circuit and an analog diode/capacitor peak detector, in which the attack time gets slightly scaled by the release time.
The Exciter knob sets the amount of harmonic excitement that will be applied band-wise, in respect of the 12AX7 vacuum tube distortion.
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