In addition to this, the Flux:: Epure v3 equalizer offers up to four MS encoders/decoders and associated I/O routings for setting up the encoding/decoding.

Epure MS Routing Setup

Specific information for a certain product is found under features on the product page for the actual concerned product.

Flux:: Product Pages

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• First you need to create a user preset in the Flux:: plug-in preset manager (not the host preset manager) that you want to use for the batch processing, this can be done using your favorite audio host software.
  
  

• In the Flux:: plug-in preset manager (not the host preset manager), navigate to the User preset tab, select the preset, then click “Set as default”.
  
  

• Then close your audio host application.

• Download MrsWatson application from http://teragonaudio.com/MrsWatson.html and unzip the downloaded file.
  
• Open the command tool (Windows) or Terminal (MacOSX)

How to setup a proper command line:

1 – Enter the mrswatson64 application path.
You can drag the application directly into the command or terminal window (then you don’t have to type the path manually).

Exemple in Windows:
     C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\MrsWatson\MrsWatson-0.9.7\Windows\mrswatson64.exe

Exemple in macOS:

     /Users/myusername/Desktop/MrsWatson-0.9.7Mac\ OS\ X/mrswatson64

2 – Indicate the Flux VST 64-bit install path

Exemple in Windows:

–plugin-root “c:\Program Files\Vstplugins\Flux\LevelMagic.vst\Contents\x64”

Exemple in macOS:

–plugin-root /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/Flux

3 – Indicate the input file path for the file you want to process.

Exemple in Windows:

-i C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\myaudiofile.wav

Exemple in macOS:

-i /Users/myusername/Desktop/myaudiofile.wav

4 – Indicate the output file path for the processed file.

Exemple in Windows:

-o C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\out.wav

Exemple in macOS:

-o /Users/myusername/Desktop/out.wav

5 – Indicate the plugin(s) to be used.

Exemple in Windows:

-p LevelMagic

Exemple in macOS:

-p LevelMagic-x64

6 – In the end, the full command line will look like this:

Exemple in Windows :

C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\MrsWatson\MrsWatson-0.9.7\Windows\mrswatson64.exe –plugin-root “c:\Program Files\Vstplugins\Flux\LevelMagic.vst\Contents\x64” -i C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\myaudiofile.wav -o C:\Users\myusername\Desktop\out.wav -p LevelMagic

Exemple in macOS:

/Users/myusername/Desktop/MrsWatson-0.9.7Mac\ OS\ X/mrswatson64 –plugin-root /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/Flux -i /Users/myusername/Desktop/myaudiofile.wav -o /Users/myusername/Desktop/out.wav -p LevelMagic-x64

7 – Type return key and wait for the processing to end.

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The Dynamic Factor and Dynamic Velocity parameters will impact the detection of signal dynamics. These settings comes in handy when the signal to be processed has:

• Too much dynamics – You can choose a value of the Dynamic Factor that is smaller than 1, to limit the ‘pumping’ effect of the compressor, as an example.
  
• Too little dynamics – The threshold can become difficult to adjust, for an expander / gate, as an example, conversely, a value greater than 1 will be chosen.

The Dynamic Velocity will play on the speed of the detection and refine the setting.

These parameters work for all modes. and will be common to the 4 modules comp / dcomp / exp / dexp, and are intended when trying to solve certain special cases of dynamics.

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