Pure Limiter II

I recently had the opportunity to try out Pure Limiter II and I have to say, unless you're using it as a special effect, it has the potential to become your most cherished tool in your audio processing kit.
One of the standout features of Pure Limiter II is its use of exclusive FLUX:: technologies to generate a release envelope that produces no artifacts on the processed sound. This means that you can achieve transparent limiting and dramatically increase the average audio level without sacrificing perceived audio quality.
What's more, as is typical with FLUX:: plug-ins, there is no compromise between simplicity of use and the exhaustiveness of accessible parameters. An automatic mode is available for quick operation in most cases, but manual and advanced modes are also present to give users total control over the processing.
To make setting even easier, Pure Limiter II includes two display modes: Mode A, which displays both original and limited waveforms, and Mode B, which displays the limited waveform, the limiter action, and the histogram of the release value. This is especially useful when running in advanced mode.
In terms of compatibility, Pure Limiter II is impressively 384 KHz and 8-channel compatible. Additionally, it features the exclusive A/B preset morphing function, allowing for even greater flexibility in your audio processing.
Overall, I can confidently recommend Pure Limiter II to anyone in need of transparent limiting without sacrificing perceived audio quality. Its intuitive interface and range of accessible parameters make it a valuable addition to any audio processing tool kit.