Ayaic pushed out two plugins from their M3 Breakouts Series, and MLP handles level-plane stuff while MD/E tackles ducking plus expansion work. The MLP plugin deals with gain staging, so the main Mix Monolith can focus on final mix duties, and you can drop as many instances as you want since they all link up as one unit. MD/E gives you unlimited duck and expand groups that work anywhere in your project chain.
Both plugins have learn, mix, and lock functions that operate across all channels or individual ones, and MD/E has a self mode that turns it into a compressor for level riding. The attack and release settings work with either free time-based controls or host-synced note values, and there's a fast attack lock at .07ms when you flip into sync mode. Each plugin costs 29 bucks during the intro period before the price jumps to 99 dollars, and they run on Mac or Windows in all the standard formats.
Both plugins have learn, mix, and lock functions that operate across all channels or individual ones, and MD/E has a self mode that turns it into a compressor for level riding. The attack and release settings work with either free time-based controls or host-synced note values, and there's a fast attack lock at .07ms when you flip into sync mode. Each plugin costs 29 bucks during the intro period before the price jumps to 99 dollars, and they run on Mac or Windows in all the standard formats.
