Designed from the bottom up to be powerful, simple, and flexible, the PSP auralComp from PSPaudioware is a multichannel compressor and limiter plug-in that makes it easy to process up to 16 channels of audio at once. Using a high-quality emulation of a classic opto-compressor unit, this plug-in can add density and energy to mono, stereo with mid/side processing, or even surround sound audio up to 9.1.6, for a range of production applications.

The compact and straightforward GUI is easy to use for anyone of any skill level, from the pros to the uninitiated. Eight individual side-chain submixes are available, each with advanced filtering capabilities. An advanced linking mechanism lets you chain channels together, and a final brickwall limiting output stage ensures you keep peaks under control. This plug-in is available in AAX, AU, and VST3 plug-in formats for macOS and Windows computers.

16 Channels of Compression and Limiting    Emulation of Quality Opto-Compressor    Powerful, Simple, and Flexible    Support for Surround up to 9.1.6    Mid/Side Processing    Brick Wall Limiting Output Stage    8 Separate Filtered Side-Chain Submixes    Compact and Straightforward GUI    Advanced Linking Mechanism    AAX, AU, and VST3 for Windows and macOS

PSP auralComp is the first in a series of plug-ins created in partnership with acclaimed immersive audio pioneer Ronald Prent, whose credits include Depeche Mode, Helloween, Manowar, Iron Maiden, Rammstein, Def Leppard, Richie Hawtin, Celine Dion, Simple Minds, and many others. Ronald has helped to design and tune analog multichannel dynamics processors and mixing/mastering consoles, and has brought his expertise to PSP for use in PSP auralComp.

PSP auralComp presents up to 16 channels of compression per multichannel input bus, each one with familiar controls and metering. If you've got multiple channels that require the same settings, just group them and adjust them all at once, and PSP auralComp will do the rest.

A variety of Quick Select options allow you to choose many different types of immersive audio configurations, from basic 5.1 to more complex layouts up to 9.1.6, so you can set up your system with one click. You can also set PSP auralComp for mid-side processing for stereo tracks. And there's even an output stage brickwall limiter for final peak control.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these adapters compatible with usb connector. Where is the usb connector attached?

A: It is compatible with Apple USB-C Power Adapters. There is no regular AC input for other chargers, such as regular USB power adapters.

Q: 2. Will it work in India?

A: The kit comes with the type C plug which are used in India. However, plug types D and M are not included which are also used in India.

Q: 3. will this work in Greece?

A: It will be compatible in Greece.

Q: 4. What is the maximum wattage of this adapter? I need it to support 240w

A: The Watson 3-Prong USA to 2-Prong Europe Power Adapter Plug BH #WATAGUSAE is only a power plug adapter. It will support 240 Watts.

Q: 5. Will this work in South Africa?

A: No. The electrical socket for South Africa is three round prongs in a triangle with one slightly bigger. That is not offered in this set. The following countries are supported based on the product description: North America, Japan, China, United Kingdom, continental Europe, Korea, Australia, Hong Kong and Brazil.

Q: 6. Do you still need a converter or can this be plugged directly into an outlet?

A: This adapter kit contains substitute plugs, which allows you to switch the plug in your Apple charger with another plug. The Apple charger for Mac Book Pro or iPad has a slide-out plug which fits in North American sockets. Slide out the American plug and slide in the appropriate substitute plug for the location you will be in. The charger itself can handle 110V or 220V, so you don't have to worry about the line voltage / frequency.

Q: 7. Would this be appropriate for Antarctica and temps around -10C and below?

A: As per the manufacturer, these gloves are suitable for Deep Winter, so they will be appropriate for shooting in Antarctica at temps around -10°C or 14°F.

Q: 8. I assume this must have touch screen compatibility on one or more fingers of the inner glove? Hard to imagine this would not be a feature given current crop of touch screen LCD cameras.

A: Yes, the liner is touch sensitive.

Q: 9. What is the temperature range covered by this product?

A: Hi, there is no specific temperature range, but these gloves would be excellent at temperatures between -10F and 32F.

Q: 10. Will this work with new MacBook Pro touch bar 2016 USB-C power adapter?

A: Yes, this will be compatible.