Quality and performance makes Frontier a perfect tool for almost any studio situation.
Its simple and clear interface in combination with excellent sound quality will surely be appreciated by any engineer looking for efficient way of controlling dynamics of a channel, bus or even master output.
Frontier can be used as very transparent mixing / mastering limiter (at certain settings) with just licking the loudest amplitude peaks, or can be utilized more creatively, as sound shaper, when more extreme settings are at stake.

Frontier features

• Configurable control input.
• Automatic output gain make up.
• Controllable release characteristic.
• Optional soft clip.
• Tag based preset browser.
• Two alternative GUI sizes.
• MIDI-learn functionality throughout.
• 64bit internal processing.

Frontier for Windows and Mac (VST/AU/AAX) is available free of charge for registered D16 software users, who have purchased any product (past and future).
http://d16.pl/frontier
 

I have never seen products with such beautiful GUIs.  

Lately I have been ignoring freebies but I'll give this a try. I really like the other stuff of theirs I have. Toraverb is very nice and just different. Thanks for heads up.

Warning: installs in \program files\steinberg\vstplugins and there is no option to change it. However, there is no problem moving it after installation.
 
I did not like the sound of it when pushed hard, but at lighter settings it does a fine job. Worth every penny! And I sure do like their newer UIs, a big improvement.
 
[EDIT] It was the "soft clip" option that was making it sound nasty. I turned that off (it's on by default) and the plugin sounds much better now, even when pushed hard.

Nice one. Can't find the presets though. Probably me.

Mine let me choose which folder to put it in Bit, ol pal.  Maybe you missed the option box/browse thingy?

But mine is also showing no presets at all.  Or am I doing something wrong?
 

They are giving a version of this away in computer music magazine this month ;)

Must be a new trend. That iZotope Delay froma month ago or so didn't have any presets either.

My first, admittedly quick, test was a bit underwhelming to say the least. But I love most of my D16 stuff anyway.