BaseViper If you’re mixing a live

If you’re mixing a live show and trying to control an unruly vocalist

Traditional multiband compressors may require the user to manually dial in an appropriate threshold and make-up gain for each band before hearing an equal-loudness result

External sidechain ducking capability with 9ms look-ahead

But what if you’re trying to inject movement into a track that sounds flat

16 gate thresholds

BaseViper If you’re mixing a liveUnmasking EQ and harmonic saturation tuned to your low end. The perception of low frequency sound is highly vulnerable to masking, especially from energy nearby on the frequency spectrum. BaseViper works by identifying your peak frequency below 200Hz, and enhancing this with dynamic EQ cuts at frequencies of 12. 2%, combined with frequency specific harmonic saturation. The effect can help to open up your mix and give the low end a more transparent