Plugin
Delta Expose
Extreme high resolution dynamics analyser plugin
- 2.2
- VST3 · AU · AAX
- Lifetime upgrades
Features
- Very high resolution analyser exposing exactly what dynamic differences are occurring
- Resolution can be magnified all the way up to two audio samples per pixel
- Trigger mode, with adjustable threshold, allows the inspection of compressor gain reduction curves
- Works with any test signal, of any kind, at any frequency, at any sample rate, with any plugin
- Highly accurate time markers in milliseconds, instantly updated with a fully resizable plugin window
- Gives clues and insights into propriety or unknown DSP, useful for plugin developers, audio engineers, university students studying compression etc...
- Lifetime free upgrades
Compatibility & formats
Delta Expose works in all professional DAWs. If you want to test hardware compressors or signals other than what is generated from Delta Expose itself, you should use the quadraphonic version, which more or less only works in reaper.
Hashes at the bottom of the page.
- VST3, AU, AAX (no iLok needed)
- VST3, AAX (no iLok needed)
- VST3
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More details
Delta Expose started life as CompView, a basic plugin originally created for a YouTube series on compression. CompView demonstrated how different types of compression could be mimicked with a sufficiently flexible compressor. Though initially a quick demonstration, thousands of people downloaded it and there was significant interest in its insights.
However, CompView had a major limitation: it relied on a high-frequency test tone to analyze gain reduction. The test tone must be high-pitched to provide a clear plot, but compressors may apply frequency-dependent gain reduction. This means that what appears to match at 12kHz may behave entirely differently at 1kHz or 500Hz, leading to misleading results.
Delta Expose was created to solve this problem. Unlike CompView and some commercially available analysers which work on a similar principle, Delta Expose works on an entirely different principle: it directly compares gain differences between input and processed signals on a sample-for-sample basis. No special test tones, no frequency limitations. Delta Expose offers a vastly improved resolution at any frequency, any sample rate, and at extreme zoom levels.
Even at 44.1kHz, Delta Expose delivers unmatched clarity in visualizing compression curves, providing an actual direct visualization of gain reduction with absurdly high resolution—down to one individual sample per pixel.
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shasum -a 256 /path/to/file
Windows is not POSIX-compliant and lacks basic interfaces and utilities which proper operating systems guarantee. Try loading powershell and run this:
Get-FileHash "C:\path\to\file" -Algorithm SHA256
Hashes
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