The Renaissance Compressor from Waves is a compressor plug-in that features two compression modes: vintage opto and modern electro. Featuring a streamlined interface, the plug-in utilizes technologies from both the company's C1 Parametric Compander, along with the L1 Ultramaximizer.

Vintage Opto and Modern Electro Modes    Internal Brickwall Limiting    Auto Release Control    64-bit Processing    AAX Native, RTAS, AudioSuite    Audio Units, VST    SoundGrid    Mac OS X, Windows

Vintage opto and modern electro compression modes

Internal brickwall limiting for clip-free output

ARC (Auto Release Control) for increased RMS levels

Easy to use

Up to 24-bit/192 kHz resolution

Mono and stereo components

SoundGrid license compatible with MultiRack Native, StudioRack Native, MultiRack SoundGrid, StudioRack SoundGrid, and eMotion ST Mixer

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Q: 1. Does the GLOBAL DYNAMICS UNITED PL Lens Port Cap fit a x mount

A: The Global Dynamics United PL Lens Port Cap does not fit on an X mount.

Q: 2. What are the system requirements? I want to make sure it will work on my system.

A: The system requirements for the SONARWORKS SoundID Reference for Speakers & Headphones Plug-In and App are macOS 10.14 to 12 or later or Windows 10 to 11 or later.

Q: 3. What would i gain by converting to dbx 266 from my current alesis 3630?

A: Both compressors offer the same settings with the dbx 266xs offering better quality according to some customers.

Q: 4. Does this supply phantom power?

A: I doubt that it supplies phantom power as it appears to be intended only for line level circuits, not mics. the selection choice is between pro (+4) and consumer (-10) levels for the rear panel XLRs

Q: 5. Does this just help in recordings, or is there a clear difference in live speaking as well?

A: I use it for recording only, but I believe it would work as well for live speaking as well. The adjusted sound would just go directly to speakers instead of the recorder.

Q: 6. Does this device work with 220v power or is it only 110v?

A: Yes, the FMR Audio RNC1773 offers a power Supply 100-240 VAC, 47/63 Hz 12 VDC, 500 mA regulated, 2.1 mm barrel connector

Q: 7. Can the FMR RNC be connected directly to the Pioneer DDJ 800 DJ Controller? Can then the FMR RNC be connected to the AKG HP4E? Hence, the signal flow is as follows: DDJ 800 = FMR RNC = HP4E = Headphones https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1244140-REG/akg_3450h00010_hp4e_4_channel_headphone_amplifier.html/qa

A: Yes, it is possible to send audio from the headphone output on the Pioneer DJ DDJ-800 Controller into the FMR Audio RNC1773 Really Nice Compressor, then out to the AKG HP4E 4-Channel Headphone Amplifier for up to four users to listen through headphones.

Q: 8. I received the rnc1773. The selling page's photo has 9v adapter but I got the 12v adapter. So, could you change the photo for new one with 12v adapter? It can making confuse to some customers.

A: Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We will do our best update the information.

Q: 9. Does Sonarworks have to already be installed to use this?

A: Yes, in order to use SONARWORKS SoundID Reference for Speakers & Headphones Plug-In and App (Educational, Upgrade, Download), you'd need to have a registered license of Sonarworks Reference 4 Studio.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with Protools 10?

A: The IK Multimedia T-RackS 5 Dyna-Mu Compressor Software will run in digital audio workstations that support 64-bit AAX, AU, VST2, VST3 plugins. Natively, Pro Tools 10 supports only 32-bit plugins so T-TrackS 5 is not compatible with Pro Tools 10 but is compatible with Pro Tools 11.