Plug-in Input and Output Gain controls for adjusting the levels before and after processing. Phase, inverts the phase of the processed signal. Dry Mix control (Dry/Wet with gain compensation) allowing for parallel processing or for blending some of the original "peak" into the processed signal.

Clipper, a discrete peak limiter at the very last stage of the processing chain rounding off the peaks smooth and musically. Bypass routes the incoming signal direct to the output for a true smooth transition between processed/clean signal.

To enhance the workflow, the two Preset/Parameter slots, A and B, can be loaded with two different presets ie. two full set of parameters at the same time. Apart from saving each preset, a "Global Preset" containing both the A and B settings, and the postion of the "Morphing Slider", can be saved.

The Morphing Slider provide morphing between the parameter settings of slot A/B allowing for really creative and useful realtime tweaking. Enabling the Automation control button exposes the Morphing Slider to the host automation.

Metering; Input Peak, RMS Level, Output Peak and an Output FFT Curve. General Plug-in settings; Input Channel Processing and Side Chain Routing toggle (1-8), Band Numbers inc./dec. (1-5), current Band Select, Band Gain/Freq. handles and Lo and Hi Pass Slope/Freq. controls.

Up to five bands, each with; Compressor, Expander, De-Compressor, De-Expander, Transient Designer, M/S Width processor, Input/Output gain for the actual band signal, and a detailed display providing metering and information for the selected band processing only.

Metering display for the actual selected band with VU (not Peak!) meters for; Input, Output, Dynamic Processing Summing, Dynamic Difference. and Level Difference (between Input/Output). As well as information display for Dynamic Activity (current Hysteresis threshold) and Instant Release Value.

Resulting Transfer Curve (auto scale depending of the threshold values). Link Channel, provides linked/unlinked processing (in M/S mode). Bypass routes the incoming signal direct to the output for a true smooth transition between processed/clean signal. Solo, allows for solo listening of the actual band.

Settings for the Processing Time Envelope with advanced options for the Attack and the Release. Selection of what Dynamics Profile desired for the detection on the actual band (Flux processors offer a range of different ways to detect the dynamics of the incoming signal).

Input and Output Gain applied to the dynamic processing of the selected band.

Amount reduces/magnifies the transients, Mode (M/C/S) applies the processing to the full material (M), the Center (C) or the Side (S). To enhance the processing, Detection Time Window (Period) as well as Sustain Release Time (S.Rls) settings are provided. BitterSweet applies to the actual band only.

MS Mode On/Off enables one MS encoding matrix at the input and one MS decoding matrix at the output of the dynamic processing in order to control the stereo width of the mix. MS Width Control sets the stereo width of the processed signal. M/S Width processing applied on the actual selected band only.

Each of the five bands provide a complete dynamics section with four processors working in parallel. The Compressor is used to reduce the dynamic range of the material, this can be done either smooth and clean, or more obvious and pumping (as an effect).

Each of the five bands provide a complete dynamics section with four processors working in parallel. The De-Compressor is used to increase the signal level above the threshold, a very useful tool to restore the dynamics of the material.

Each of the five bands provide a complete dynamics section with four processors working in parallel. The Expander increases the signal with a certain ratio below the threshold, very useful to clean up the material from unwanted low level components.

Each of the five bands provide a complete dynamics section with four processors working in parallel. The De-Expander increases the signal level below the threshold according to the set ratio, to reduce the dynamics of the signal and magnify low levels.