Hello Hans,
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I think the 'up speed' for the 3rd band must be set a lot higher (now a loud 'S' lowers the highs for quite some time).
Yes, but that can be solved? Like that band is working by "peek" not by RMS.
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Suggested value for AGC 3rd band: around 0.20 (20%) for only a small drop in highs, unless there's a lot of highs in the input. Lower means less highs.
Actually if it's at 0.20 there is big difference.. unless because of "loud S" effect, this difference should be less.
I found 0.40 as normal, where freq.response is Flat, and still on some tracks 3rd band knows to go under second.
2nd band i locked to not going under 1st and 3rd band is locked to not go more then 2nd - which i found good.
5000-13000 (sliding scale) Hz. -
This is good, but is 5000 little high. especially if it's sliding scale?
now, i played diferently.
i leave only 3-band AGC to work ..put some faster up/down speeds. Now i get 3-band multiband process wich sounds very nice btw

This now gives mi idea than now comes logical to have up/down speed for all 3 bands. (ofcourse not that fast for complete processing)
As i said that i found default setting for 3rd band is 0.40, and even there knows to lower highs, with separate up/down speeds this can be lowered more if needed, but keeping threshold.
I played a lot today with this, and one conclusion came up is, how AGC/prelimiter can make a lot difference to overall sound, This is very important part of processing.
Here is default settings with flat responce on AGC's output.
This setting for 3rd band is 0.40 not 0.39.. This sometimes get me nervous.. like Highpass filter can never be seted at 30Hz. (29.989985958484844848787124484343434)
