Stereo Tool

100% false positive

yeah, they were talking about that a few pages back. most definitely a false positive.

Okay, I'll submit a sample to F-Secure so they can take actions.

Awesome! Is there a way I can do this in the latest beta version?

Not yet, but I'm working on that.

In the mean time, I wonder what you think about this. It's probably way over the top (as always if you make something new you 'over-do' it):

http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/Jw1TClvE/file.html

Note: Download before listening. Listening on the site sounds HORRIBLE.

Impressive! Extremely heavy in terms of bass - overall the sound is just... huge!

BETA 761-016

Windows 32 bit:
Windows stand alone: http://www.stereotool.com/download/ster ... 61-016.exe
Winamp DSP: http://www.stereotool.com/download/dsp_ ... 61-016.exe
VST 32bit: http://www.stereotool.com/download/vst_ ... 61-016.dll

CHANGES:
Made Multiband version of the new compressor! Choose 'Analog' mode to switch to the new one. See attached preset for an example!

OLD CHANGES:
- Made new Traditional Peak mode which behaves more like normal Peak.
- Added Lookahead, removes huge spikes at start of attack for fast attack times and reduces IMD.
- Added lowpass filter to control signal to smooth out bad effects and remove distortion
- Added ITU-1770 mode to reduce pumping and improve level control
- Added Channel separation
- Rewrote all code
- Fixed Ratio
- Channels are not processed separately (wasn't the case before, and that was a bug)
- Fixed attenuation display
- Attack and Release times must be set to half the numbers of the previous beta's. Oil change speed must be doubled.
- Restored old Shape behavior from version 009
- Replaced 'Nonlinear Release' by 'Exponential Release', which works better and only needs 1 parameter. Use this to go up FASTER if you're down DEEPER.
- Added Ratio
- Added Feedback mode
- Fixed out-of-control behavior for certain extreme settings
- Fixed some more weird behavior things if the difference between Attack and Release is REALLY huge (behavior was bumpy and caused clicking sounds).
- Known issue: both Shape On settings must be enabled. I will probably remove them in the next build anyway so I'm not going to fix it.
Fixed a lot of bugs, will type the details here later. Oil Temperature is now in % and didn't work properly before. PLEASE LOAD THE DEFAULT SETTINGS for the new compressor or it will sound horrible.
Changed Attack Time, Release Time, Attack Speed Threshold, Release Speed Threshold to understandable values. Made 1.0 the 'standard' behavior for Shape.
- Added smoothing to oil temperature behavior for both attack and release.
Added Oil temperature behavior which was missing from my automatic (hydraulic) door model. Will explain below...
- Added another Peak mode slider in "New Singleband". The old one (from yesterday) works mainly on release, but in some cases the volume didn't go down fast enough on a loud sound. The new one works mainly on attack (higher value makes attack continue AFTER a peak.
- Changed Peak mode behavior in "New Singleband".
- New Singleband: Split Speed into Attack and Release Speed
- New Singleband: Made Attack and Release Speed Threshold relative to Speed - so you don't need to adjust it to change the shape.
- Added new Dequantizer filter to increase the bit depth of recordings.

TO DO:
Fix RDS time issue! viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5941&p=28209#p28209
Fix MB frequency band shift (10%, since 7.51 or 7.60)
Add RDS control via VST typedef VstIntPtr (VSTCALLBACK *AEffectDispatcherProc) (AEffect* effect, VstInt32 opcode, VstInt32 index, VstIntPtr value, void* ptr, float opt); for Bernd N
Clipper issues Leif / Wolf Stahl (probably the same thing)

Talking about the audio sample you just posted: ooooooh

Yea, I mean I'm not audio guru but just on my crappy speakers here though VLC, wow. That sounds amazing.

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I just use ST with liquidsoap to enhance a streaming radio station I like...

That recording was made by concatenating 2 ST's, 1st with slower MB settings, 2nd with faster. So the 1st was basically acting as a MB AGC, the 2nd was a very fast compressor.