Rough Rider est un compresseur avec un petit
"grain vintage" permettant d'obtenir un son unique et chaleureux. Idéal pour l'ajout de compression des effets à vos batteries, il sonnera également très bien avec des sons de
basse synthé, de
clean guitare, et de
backing vocals. Il donnera le meilleur de lui-meme si vous l'appliquez à des pistes rythmiques. Bien sûr, vous pouvez l'utiliser comme vous le souhaitez. Vous trouverez ci-dessous quelques détails de ce
compresseur freeware (en anglais):
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Ratio: The ratio knob is logarithmic in operation. Completely anti-clockwise is 1:1, and completely clockwise is 1:1000. The 12 o'clock position is 1:10, so everything to the left of center is single digits, and everything to the right is "atom bomb squish," essentially.
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Attack and Release: Audio Damage left off the actual time values, so you're gonna have to use your ears, like the he-men did it in times of myth.
* Meter: That honking big dial in the middle of the UI is the gain reduction meter. It basically shows how much compression is occurring.
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Sensitivity: usually called "threshold" now, but Audio Damage think "sensitivity" always made more sense. Turn to the right, you get more compression, essentially. Turn it all the way to the right, and you've got a distortion box, the sound of which is tuned by Ratio, Attack, and Release.
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Makeup: 30 dB of gain to compensate for the attenuation caused by the compressor.
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Active: From the front panel, this is simply an off/on switch, but if you automate it, strange things happen...
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MIDI Learn: Like all Audio Damage products, the VST version has MIDI Learn. Download any manual from the current product line for an explanation of how this works as it is common among all Audio Damage VST products.
Voici le lien directe pour le télécharger:http://http://www.audiodamage.com/demos/OSX_rough_100a.zip
