Keep in mind, however, that PSP Twin-L’s limiting algorithms are not intended to emulate any specific hardware but rather to bring the capabilities of both types into a versatile plug-in. It’s also worth mentioning that the PSP Twin-L is part of our series Zero Latency Processing plug-ins; no additional latency is critical in many situations such as live monitoring and managing automation.

PSP has updated Twin-L to version 1.0.1.

Changes:
Gain reduction meter in PSP Twin-L had longer release in Pro Tools 2018 than in other Host applications (this was only visual behavior - it did not affect sound) - fixed.

Bug Fixes:
On some PC computers (Windows 10), VST3 version of plugin was ignored during VST3 plugin scan on Host startup (in Cubase 9, Cubase 10, Nuendo, StudioOne 4) - fixed (requires the latest version of the iLok License Manager).
On some PC computers: Input, Ceiling and Output knobs were disappearing - fixed.
Pro Tools: during offline bouncing - internal parameters were set to their default initial state if they were not automated. It didn't happen during online bouncing - fixed.
After loading a session - Monitor switch was always set to OFF - fixed.
After loading a session - SideChain switch was always set to Internal - fixed.
Minor bugs fixed.

HAPPY WHiTE DAY!
* No iLok Driver is required to run.
* Our release loads faster and uses less memory than original.

home page: pspaudioware.com/plugins/dynamic_processors/psp_twin-l/

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