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In this video, I'm showcasing a custom Bitwig preset called "Multipressor." It's not a recreation of an existing plugin, but rather a unique tool I've developed to use an EQ as a multi-band compressor.

This approach helps avoid phase issues that often occur with crossover frequencies. I'll demonstrate how I use this preset on the Addictive Drums plugin, showing off the detailed control it offers over different frequency bands, including both compression and expansion.

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I created the "Multipressor" to avoid phase issues by using EQ5 as a multi-band compressor.

I applied it to the Addictive Drums plugin, adjusting threshold, ratio, attack, and release controls.

The preset allows me to control the reaction speed differently for high and low frequencies, ideal for tasks like glue compression on the low-end and faster compression for high-end elements like hi-hats.

It includes a tilt knob for skewing gain reduction, makeup clip gain, and the option to switch between EQ5 and EQ+.

The preset offers both compression and expansion, with a global scale knob to adjust the overall effect intensity.

Download: https://bit.ly/3WTfdVV

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This video is about my @bitwig preset called "Multipressor." It uses the EQ5 or EQ+ to compress and expand independent frequencies without the negative effects of band splitting. You can download the preset here: Video transcribed, summarized and Q&A on my Blog (no ads): -- 💕 Support me on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3PgbxZz 💰 donate via Paypal: https://bit.ly/3cae9t8 🎧 my Music: https://polarity.bandcamp.com/ 💾 my Tools: https://polarity.me/posts/articles/2024-08-04-polarity-tools/ 💻 my Gear: https://kit.co/polarity/polarity-music-kit 👉 Discord: https://discord.gg/eWwFBww 👉 Website: https://polarity.me -- 🛒 Buy Bitwig Studio & Support me https://bit.ly/3yQEyDU 🛒 Upgrade Bitwig Studio & Support me https://bit.ly/3OimEjc 🛒 VST/AU Plugin Deals https://bit.ly/3zcvo66

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