Product Detail
The Fiedler Audio Gravitas MDS is the world's most flexible high - end dynamics plugin. It combines a compressor and expander with unique features. Optimized for mastering, it can be used on single sources, groups, buses, and complete mixes. When used gently, it's transparently amazing, shaping the dynamic range like magic. With the right settings, it can give your drums an unheard - of punch. It can process all track formats, from mono and stereo up to 64 input channels in plugin mode, and up to 128 channels in Reaper on Mac as an AU plugin. Integrated in the Dolby Atmos Composer, it can handle all 128 channels of a complex Dolby Atmos mix. Gravitas offers everything for dynamic shaping with unique features not found in other processors. Its highlights include creating complex curves, limiting gain, variable filters, parameter and channel linking, variable peak mode, and the '3DET' mode. The input dialog provides great flexibility for multichannel signals, and its beautiful and functional UI makes it easy to access its potential. The meters and curves help you visualize what's happening. Integrated into the Dolby Atmos Composer v1.5, it's the world's first dynamics processor for Dolby Atmos mix bus compression and mastering, a powerful solution approved by Dolby Labs. Features include use on up to 128 channels, access to all 4 dynamic types, complex curve creation, separate filters, optional Mid/Side processing, manual LFE adjustment, a unique limiter, external side chain, '3DET' mode, gradual linking, and comprehensive input options.
Using the Fiedler Audio Gravitas MDS is easy. First, decide which track format you're working with, whether it's mono, stereo, or multi - channel. Just select the appropriate settings in the input configuration dialog. If you're using it for mastering, start with gentle settings to get that transparent sound. You can gradually adjust the compression and expansion to shape the dynamic range. For drums, increase the compression to add punch. When using it in the Dolby Atmos Composer, it will automatically handle the complex channel dynamics. Be careful not to over - compress, as it might distort the sound. Also, make sure your DAW supports the number of channels you want to use, especially for the external side chain. To keep it in good condition, just make sure your computer's software and audio drivers are up - to - date. There's no special maintenance required other than that.
