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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 88150, member: 27"]
A massive feature dump just turned Devious Machines' side-chain staple into a genuinely different beast with Duck 2.

Envelope editor gets a full makeover
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[*]Brush tools let users paint ramp and step patterns.
[*]Randomise functions generate fresh rhythmic ideas instantly.
[*]New spline and 2D Bend curve shapes landed.
[*]Shape copying works across Duck 2 and Infiltrator.
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Multiband section leveled up hard
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[*]Three separate bands replace the old two-band setup.
[*]Each band can carry its own independent envelope.
[*]Crossover slopes offer 12, 24, or 48 dB/octave options.
[*]Linear-phase mode tackles artifacts in parallel chains.
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Trace Envelope and revamped Offset control
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[*]Trace Envelope auto-generates shapes from audio signals.
[*]Side-chain input or imported files both work as sources.
[*]A merged offset-and-look-ahead knob replaced two controls.
[*]Continuous variable timing adjustments are possible.
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GUI and workflow quality-of-life stuff
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[*]The interface has been modernized and is fully resizable.
[*]Undo/redo and a revamped preset browser shipped.
[*]Non-4/4 time signatures get improved support.
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Pricing and platform rundown
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[*]Duck 2 costs £29.99 or €34.99 at full price.
[*]Original owners can upgrade for £9.99 or €9.99.
[*]Windows 10 and macOS 10.13 are the minimum requirements.
[*]VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX formats are all covered.
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