Huge audio clippers comparison

[@incidence.studio]

Disclaimer: i made a mistake while comparing Newfangled Saturate and Elevate clipper section : Saturate had the anti-aliasing circuit turned-on. While bypassed both totally null...

[@kuverab.7730]

My goto clipper when i need one 'cause... I own it and do not remember why 😅.

[@forse.music96]

Overshoot occurs when using linear-phase filters during oversampling. If minimum-phase or regular filters are used, this overshoot won't happen. In Standard Clip, a two-stage clipping process is applied. The first clipper can target lower levels of the signal, where oversampling is necessary to prevent aliasing. The output clipper, placed at the end of the plugin chain, does not include oversampling, as its primary purpose is to catch and cut short, non-tonal peaks in the signal, which is a logical approach

[@incidence.studio]

@@forse.music96 totally! I didn't use the second stage (output) on purpose to compare similar things

[@KYTHERAOfficial]

Flatline 2 is the one

[@incidence.studio]

i've to admit i totally skipped on this one.. semmed to me like a proL2 (clipper into limiter) with the exact same features (lookahead, attack/release) but without the modes proL2 offers. Curious to hear your impressions and why in your opinion it is superior to it! thanks!