Not a fan either.  Smeared my transients.
 
Or should that be, "Wail, smear my transients!!! I didn't like it either. 
 
Purdy tho.
 

I think this thing may have its uses.  Trying it on some kick and snare produced some nice results for me.  Thanks, NI!
 
Cheers,
Eddie
 

Hard to slam a freebie.  I suppose I will find a use for it. 

bitflipper
The "Dirt" button is an interesting addition for a compressor. Sheesh, is this what we've come to? "Tape sims", saturators, exciters and console emulators on every track, "colored" equalizers, and now even extra distortion in frickin' compressors? Enough with the distortion already!

 
As I've said, people always pine for what we no longer have. Back in the day, some of the highest priced compressors were ones that were low distortion. Now we have flawless digital compressors, we want the distortion back :D.
 
Humans are funny.

I find it very hard to not use Pro-C for everything, but I downloaded this anyway. I'm an addict.

clintmartin
I find it very hard to not use Pro-C for everything, but I downloaded this anyway. I'm an addict.

Yes...I too suffer from COPD

(Chronic Obsessive Plugin Disorder)

dubdisciple
Hard to slam a freebie.  I suppose I will find a use for it. 

Freebies are sometimes worth less than what you paid for them. 
 

What this did do is make me take another look at Klanghelm's DC1A 2 since it has just been updated.  I like using a compressor on my VB3 Hammond B3 VST. Until now I was using Audio Damage Rough Rider.  I was hoping the Turbo Charger would give me the grit I like on the organ but as I stated previously, a bit too harsh for my taste. Then I downloaded the DC1A update and really liked the subtle saturation it adds to the signal.  In any case, I'm sure the TurboCharger will come in handy on a particular track one day!

SuperCharger added +1 to my VST list.
 
Schweeeeeeet.

Don't you mean SSSSSSeeeeuuuuuuuuper!!!!?????