The mpressor from elysia is a native based plug-in that closely emulates the company's hardware creative compressor. The original's all discrete circuitry and special characters have been translated into software in great detail, delivering a universal compressor as well as a dynamic effects machine.

Functions include Auto Fast that makes life easy even on longer attack settings and the Anti Log feature offers an alternative release curve that can be engaged for instant pumping effects. In addition to standard ratios, the plug-in also provides negative values.

The gain reduction limiter regulates the virtual control voltage and keeps even the most extreme settings under control and the additional filter is a perfect for changing the sound character of the compressed signal. An external sidechain input adds further flexibility.

All the major plug-in formats are supported for both 32- and 64-bit operating systems.

elysia mpressor    SPL Transient Designer    SPL TwinTube    SPL Vitalizer MK2-T    Audio Units    AAX, RTAS, TDM, Venue    VST    Mac OS X    Windows

Software emulation of the company's hardware compressor

Switchable Auto Fast semi automation always provides perfect attack and release times based on the values set by the user, even with complex material

Anti Log provides an alternative release curve that follows an antilogarithmic course instead of the standard linear progress, and produces a much more audible effect such as pumping

Negative ratios can produce heavy pumping, backward sounds, plus other interesting compression effects

Niveau Filter specializes in shaping the tonal characteristics of a track very effectively with very fine nuances

On-board, frequency selective sidechain filter

Gain reduction limiter

Mousewheel support for setting parameters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Timecode output.Is it LTC?

A: You may chose to extract timecode from the SDI input instead of audio out the XLR. Yes it is LTC.

Q: 2. Can I connect my atem to this and send vga out to existing projector signal ?

A: This device will give you an analog composite or an RGB component output. We use this converter to feed the component input of our projector and it works great. If you only have a VGA input on your projector, you will need to convert the component signal to VGA before you can use it on your projector.

Q: 3. What SDi signal inputs will this work with? 1920x1080i 59.94?

A: The following HD Video Standards will work: 720p50, 720p59.94, 720p60, 1080p23.98, 1080p24, 1080p25, 1080p29.97, 1080p30, 1080PsF23.98, 1080PsF24, 1080PsF25, 1080PsF29.97, 1080PsF30, 1080i50, 1080i59.94, 1080i60 1920x1080i 59.94 is compatible.

Q: 4. What is the latency of this unit?

A: Teranex Mini SDI to HDMI 12G currently has a one frame delay when Instant Lock is turned OFF but we are looking into doing an update in the future which will result in a few lines of delay only. If the Instant Lock feature is turned ON, the delay could be up to 2 frames.

Q: 5. Can you add a delay to the audio to match/sync to video latency that may be present?

A: There really isn't a need for an audio delay, as the unit has a fairly powerful reclocking option.

Q: 6. This doesn't appear to allow for audio embedding. Or does it? I have an SDI source without audio. I need to inject audio to the SDI and output to analog. Is there something like that?

A: Yes, but I need analog out. Was hoping to do with one device with Audio In, SDI In, and Analog Out.

Q: 7. I got my Mini Converter Analog to SDI. Question: How do you get S-VHS video into the unit with the BNC cables? I have yet to find an answer on line nor is there any instructions for me to get my head around this. A shot tried to sell me an adapter but in one look it was simply an S-VHS female to an old fashioned RCA composite. What am I missing here? Thanks! Tom from Thailand

A: You need a S-Video to BNC adapter. Since B&H has a stupid policy you'll have to google that otherwise I'd attach a link.

Q: 8. What is the image quality like converting HD-SDI to HD Component? Are there any artifacts or a loss of resolution? I have an HD CRT that I'd like to use, but it only has analog HD inputs. Cheers!

A: HD-SDI Digital HD was a step up in image quality over Component Analog HD. So in a critical analysis, yes, you will see a slight difference. But for casual use, there is no loss in quality to the degree that it would interfere with your use or enjoyment of your CRT display. After all, it was what we had for years and were quite happy with it.

Q: 9. Can I use this to send XLR over Fiber Optical?

A: There needs to be an HDMI signal present first, but then yes.

Q: 10. Will this convert a 35mm film camera output (analog) to SDI signal (Digital) ?

A: No, this is a converter to go from SDI to analog. Here is a converter that will convert from analog to SDI: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/558906-REG/Blackmagic_Design_CONVMAAS_Mini_Converter_Analog_to.html?sts=pi&pim=Y