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Ah ok, yeah I'm using 3 band with:
up: 0.8 / 2.5
down: 10 / 10

That *should* effect the speed of all of the windows, not just the center window. Correct Hans?

up 5 / dwn 20 ? That should make slow compressor from AGC...

Do you still hear that? It should be gone now, unless you set the Quality slider in the main window lower.

It's none of those... But the problem is caused by the fact that I'm using FFT windows and 50% overlap instead of 75% overlap. At 75% (which would mean doubling the CPU load) the effect should be gone completely. But now I've changed the FFT window shape and the effect should be GREATLY reduced.

What do you mean by center/all windows? Frequency bands? The leftmost sliders control band 1+2, the rightmost sliders control band 3. 1 and 2 have to behave identically because they are locked together.

5 is indeed extremely high - I should also add that the AGC is not intended to be used as a compressor and might start behaving weird at very high settings (that's mainly true for very high up speeds).

Yes still there Hans ...
reduced a bit but there ...
thats not the point , because this is not noticeable , only of you cut only bass to be played ...
Let`s say that this will be removed one day .
Question : what is the best values for the up and down speeds for the AGC .. to test them . Thank You

No, multiple time constants, ala "windowed compression" like 90% of all decent AGCs are in some shape/form, at least historically. Things are getting better now, such as the Omnia.11 AGC which is incredible. Almost like magic.

Sure increasing level to ~200 fixes the issue with sudden level drops that I was complaining about. But then I end up getting a boomy sound. I need something sort of clipped sound.
Currently I have it at 150 and still get occassional level drops. Ideally I'd have liked to get this as close as possible to the 100 mark without any side-effects. Isn't this possible to achieve?

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Hm, I didn't even know that.... Mine doesn't.

Maybe. Depends on which sounds are causing sudden drops. If it's a single loud sound (such as a voice, or some instrument) it might be fixed when I improve the loudness detection of the AGC. Can you tell me what you're hearing?

BTW: With this slider all the way up the behavior should be the same as before I added it.

Invariably I have observed this in tracks which have loud bass kicks (obviously retro tracks having wide dynamic range). Sample George Michael's 'Father Figure' for an exhibit. Volume drop is more than what you'd appreciate when the bass kick sets in.

Also for tracks which have loud sibilances(usually female voices). If I remember correct, Toni Braxton's 'Un-break my heart' posed this issue among others.

The initial betas featuring the re-designed clipper (beta 80's) suffered from stray oscillating voice between the channels. Don't hear it anymore. So, I assume it has been fixed. Had the notion that it stemmed somewhere from the AGC section.

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