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MPhatik

Overview

MPhatik is a unique kind of dynamics multi-effect, which lets you process the audio material and then apply the original (or completely

different) level envelope to that processed audio. As an example, it measures the level of the input (or side-chain), processes the input

signal using the integrated effects, then measures the output level and applies a dynamic gain to make the output level same as the input.

As a typical example - distortion/saturation is generally used to brighten the audio and generate higher harmonics. As a side-effect, the level

envelope changes and the audio loses dynamics. MPhatik lets you restore the original dynamics, fully partly, or even creatively.

Note that you couldn't do what the plugin does with traditional tools such as compressors or expanders, because these only have a single

level follower, so they can only react to their input, they don't measure difference in level in the way that MPhatik does.

Case 1 - Phattening an input signal

The first scenario is the most common and is especially useful on drums. Simply put the plugin on, say, the snare drum track. The defaults

will be just fine for starters. MPhatik in Matching mode calculates the input level, then processes the audio using amp, convolution and

compressor (in that order). After that it calculates the output level and applies a gain so that the output level envelope becomes similar to

the input's. In other words, it restores the original dynamics.

Besides the parameters of the effects themselves, there are several global parameters, such as Attack and Sustain that let you creatively

shape the sound.

Case 2 - Restoring original dynamics after processing using your

own 3rd party effects

It is simple to do the same thing as Case 1 using other plugins, instead of the integrated amp, convolution and compressor. Simply place

MPhatik after your 3rd party effects and send the original (pre-effects) audio to MPhatik's side-chain (the precise method depends on your

host). Then enable the Side-chain switch in MPhatik and possibly disable the integrated effects. This way the plugin will act solely as a

dynamics processor, restoring the original level envelope.

The insert buss of your track will look like this:

Audio -> 3rd party effects ------> MPhatik \------- Send to side-chain ------/

Case 3 - Applying an envelope of a different signal to your track

The approach from Case 2 can be taken even further - by sending any signal to MPhatik's side-chain you can make your track have the

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