Many producers, not only beginners, struggle a bit with the intricate details of an audio compressor. With all those variables like attack, release, the response curve etc. it is often difficult to see the forest for the trees, especially when all you want is a great sounding mix, not write your PhD thesis on the topic of audio compressors. It becomes even more complicated with multiband compression! Nevertheless, compressors, and especially multiband compressors, are an essential tool of every audio engineer. Here’s where a great software plugin like OberComp can be a very useful helper: it takes out some of the complexity of a traditional compressor while still offering enough control over the creative process that you can be sure to always end up with an excellent result. As for the sound, it could be described as clean, but definitely not without character! But it’s always best to judge your own ears and listen to OberComp in action yourself. Fortunately there are… Demo restriction: no settings are saved, plus one second of silence every minute. Available in 64 bit format (plus: still a 32 bit version for Windows), as a VST, VST3, AU and AAX plugin. On Mac, OSX 12 or higher is required. Intel and Apple Silicon are both supported. The plugin will also soon be available for iOS as a plugin in AUv3 format, which you can directly use in compatible hosts like Garageband or Cubasis… As with all DDMF plugins, there is a simple license file that will be sent to you after purchase. No dongle/iLok needed!