A Dual-Channel Opto Leveling Amplifier.
Two Fully Independent Channels, One Classic Character.
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Dualtronix is a dual-channel opto leveling amplifier built around the simple, primitive control set that's made this style of hardware sound amazing for decades - Gain and Peak Reduction, nothing to overthink.
Turn Up Gain and Peak Reduction. That's the Whole Decision.
No ratio numbers to memorize, no attack/release times to fight with - just the classic program-dependent glow, the way opto leveling has always worked.
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Two Independent Channels
Two genuinely independent channels, each channel has its own Power switch and its own Meter, so you can bypass or re-meter one side without touching the other. Link ties both channels' entire control set together for classic two-bus glue, or turn it off and run two completely different characters side by side - one gentle, one driven hard, in the same unit.
Auto Level
Auto Level is there because it's genuinely smooth in this application. Engage it and the "louder always sounds better" illusion still goes away, and what's left is some character from the reduction, definitely not a volume bump doing the convincing - it's light enough that it's genuinely useful in a broadcast sense, where you want the smoothing without an overt personality fight. It's not the most dramatic way to run this thing, but it turns out a lot of sessions call for exactly that: a light touch, cleanly delivered.
Comp / Limit
A genuine Comp/Limit switch changes the character, not just the number - Compress for a light touch, Limit for a hard, opto-driven wall when a bus needs to behave.
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VST3 (64-bit) - Windows, macOS, Linux
AU (64-bit) - macOS only
Windows 10 / 11
macOS 11 Big Sur or later (Apple Silicon + Intel)
Linux - Ubuntu 22.04+ or equivalent
Any VST3-compatible host: Reaper, Cubase, Studio One, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Bitwig Studio, Nuendo, and more
AU (macOS): Logic Pro, GarageBand, MainStage
Plugin buffer only - no lookahead, no oversampling latency
Perpetual, single user
3 simultaneous activations
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SHA-256 (mmedia-dualtronix-v1.0.2.zip): a289648219e0fe73dd767fb6b7293f12ef85ea9cd89550cb58202d7c973197c8
Tested on Ubuntu 22.04/24.04, Debian 12, Fedora 40. Requires one system library for license verification:
sudo apt install libsodium23 # Ubuntu / Debian sudo dnf install libsodium # Fedora / RHEL sudo pacman -S libsodium # Arch
VST3 only. Confirmed working in REAPER and Bitwig.
Perpetual license - pay once, own it forever.
By purchasing you agree to our EULA and Privacy Policy.
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