As i can see, there is no "Hold" setting for the multiband? Is this true? Didn`t saw it even with "deprecated" enabled.

Edit: Got that for Basstardizer settings. Thank you.

If the multiband (individual band) hold control is to be removed, please reconsider. I use this control because I don't want to change gain unless it is necessary or desirable. I purchased Stereo Tool precisely because I want a large number of user adjustments and maximum flexibility to implement processing structures. If the product is simplified I will not be particularly motivated to purchase more licenses.

Please leave every control in the product and consider adding more. You can simplify it by having layers of access in the GUI just as the Orban and Telos Alliance products do.

As you suggested I will eventually suggest control descriptions from my point of view.

btw- could you please clarify the location of Bandpass section in the signal flow. Presumably low-pass filtering for the AM and FM outputs is in the output section. Therefore, Bandpass would probably be after the Repair section, but before the Auto-EQ section. Is the low-pass of Bandpass actually adjustable? You can appreciate that some users might want to remove frequencies that will not be transmitted before Auto-EQ or Multibands can act on them.

Thank you !

btw- I like the sophistication and user adjustability of the bass clipper in the Advanced Clipping section. But to me many of the control descriptions are cryptic. I don't want to "reduce bass when mids and highs are present" since that implies a frequency response change. But I do want bass clipping threshold to move between two user adjusable points dynamically.

Like probably hundreds of other users, I would like for my bass clipping threshold to dynamically rise to a higher level when only bass is present in the audio. That is, a user might want to clip bass at - 3 dB when mid and high frequencies are present, but clip bass at - 1 dB when only bass is present. Or the bass clipping threshold could remain fixed at user adjustable point and the aforementioned dynamic action could produce make-up gain. That is a subtle difference, and a user might want that choice.

Ideally there would be a "cross-coupling" style matrix to determine how higher bands are summed to produce the control voltage.

The time domain-based bass clipping controls are fantastic. Please leave them in. Actually, ALL of the Stereo Tool time-based tweaks are great. It's a great palette for creating sound.

As i can see, there is no "Hold" setting for the multiband? Is this true? Didn`t saw it even with "deprecated" enabled.

Edit: Got that for Basstardizer settings. Thank you.

By "Hold", do you mean Release hold? That's under Release. Just click on the open ">" symbol next to the word Release and it will appear.

Yep, that is what i mean. And thanks for pointing me out. I knew there is "something":)

Here's a handy tweak that AFAIK isn't documented outside of this forum. You can expand all cells and fill out the page with settings sorta similar to old UI by pressing CTRL-SHIFT-+
In other words, it's CONTROL+SHIFT+PLUS, and it's best in common with a low scale factor and compactness if you want to fit as much on screen as possible.

I use this when I know there's a setting but I can't quite find it. I still think a search would be amazing, but it's important to focus on one thing at a time.

Wich proves that newGUI is not ready, that people can't find where is what.. meaning OldGUI should be still alive.

Do you mean it won't be ready until a search is implemented? Cause guess what, all new things take time to learn. It's been available for months, and that's on you for not learning it or contributing to it and helping turn it into something you'd use. They gave us plenty of time before they had to force their hand.