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Year/Date of Issue: 11.2011
Version: 1.0.0
Developer: Denise Audio
Developer site: denise
Format: VST, VST3, AAX, AU
Bit depth: 32bit, 64bit
Tabletka: cured WIN – FLARE | macOS present – FLARE
System requirements: macOS 10.7 or higher (M1 compatible) and Windows 7 or higher in VST, VST3, AU and AAX formats.
Description: poltergate: gate, transient shaper and elimination of recording leakage in one plugin!
With intuitive controls for every part of the workflow, poltergate offers a quick and efficient solution to clean up your drum tracks and add lots of power.
Offering a combination solution that not only rids your drum tracks of leakage and unwanted signal components, but also offers a transient shaper. poltergate is a unique approach to drum processing with many additional features.
The sidechain section allows you to pick and adjust the internal sidechain signal that triggers the gate. The built-in EQ ensures that the gate only responds to the specified frequency range. This allows you to isolate the bass drum or snare drum, excluding other signals that may have entered the microphone. The gate then offers the usual threshold, attack, hold, and release controls to shape the envelope.
The built-in de-bleeder offers another way to get rid of unwanted sound leakage. With a choice of three modes, a pair of high and low pass filters and a release control, a custom algorithm removes cymbal signal or room leakage.
In the dynamics section, poltergate offers more ways to get the punchy drum sound you want. Here you can shape the transients using the Punch and Fat controls, as well as the Attack and Duration sliders. There is also a clipper.
With so many options, the Poltergate is a versatile dynamic toolkit for cleaning up your drum tracks. But it can also be used creatively. If you automate the gate parameters in your DAW, it becomes a creative tool that can transform loops and turn them into something new.
Distribution updated: replaced by REPACK for WIN (Fixed installer not installing the included presets on Windows.)
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