This processor uses peak clipping to tame unruly peaks, rather than the usual peak limiting, giving you another dynamics control option. Peak clipping is often a more transparent process than standard peak limiting, which is why mastering engineers often employ it. Despite its powerful engine, the Classic T-RackS Clipper is easy to use, with only: Gain, Slope, and Output controls. On top of acting as a last stage dynamic control, another clever use of this processor is to generate harmonic saturation: when set for high gain and lower output the track will get a range of saturation which, according to the levels set can go from some mild harmonics to a very pronounced distortion. This can be a very handy tool to breathe some more life and presence in a cold and sterile track, giving it boldness and personality, or to achieve some very special creative distortion effects, where a track processes with the T-RackS clipper will sound completely different. Features Works within the T-RackS CS Standalone application and as plug-in High-quality oversampling High-precision and high-transparency digital processors Accurately analog-modeled vintage classic devices Full-latency compensation support Supports sampling rates up to 192 kHz DSM™ and SCC™ proprietary IK technologies for extremely accurate digital models of analog hardware devices Native compatibility with 64-bit applications and operating systems