Dear PSP user,

We proudly present new version of our flagship mastering compressor plug-in - PSP MasterComp v 1.8.0  The new fully operational 14 days demo (including PSP MicroComp) is available now on our download page.
 
For those who haven't got it yet we've prepared an amazing time-limited special offer.  
For next 120 hours only you can buy PSP MasterComp v. 1.8.0 (including PSP MicroComp) at the special price of $69* As a registered user of our other processors plug-ins you can get the PSP MasterComp at an even better price (up to 50% additional discount). To see your final price for the PSP MasterComp: log into your user account, go to the store and put the PSP MasterComp into your cart. Starting from 14th September 2014 regular price $249* will be applied. (* all prices exclude taxes) 
 
PSP MasterComp 1.8.0 
 



New features
* PSP MasterComp now has a Channel Selector to allow processing of a selected channel only: Left, Right, Mid or Side. 

* GUI is updated for a more eye friendly look.
* New license file-based authorization system (simpler than ever!)
 
 
Changes
* Meters now react to the On/Off switch
* Introduced or improved mouse wheel operation on plug-ins’ controls.
* Enlarged Pre/GR/Post switch mouse control area.
* Peak LED shows the output peak in an Output or a Gain Reduction mode.

* Improved reading of textual values in edit boxes.
* Shortened time edit boxes appear to 1s.
* Updated all formats.


* AAX and RTAS now utilise page tables for proper usage with control surfaces.

It looks like JRR shop has an addition discount. I saw $69.

Nice clean comp from the demo, but getting unacceptable delay response time. Maybe just my antique win XP quad core limitation.
 
John

JohnKenn
Nice clean comp from the demo, but getting unacceptable delay response time. Maybe just my antique win XP quad core limitation.
 
John

Mastercomp has quite high latency. It comes bundled with microcomp which is more suitable for tracking.

I have both, but I don't use them much anymore. I mainly use FF Pro-C these days.   

Backwoods,
 
Had noticed a reduced latency with Microcomp over the bigger rig but still too much lag time. Likely due to my underpowered system.
 
The compression was bright and clean. Next to no chugging in the recovery phase, which kills the best comps otherwise. Can't use it real time given my setup, but could be a benefit in final mastering.
 
John
 
 
 
 
...edited to fix my 3rd grade level spellingg ability...