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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90445, member: 27"]
Twenty-nine dollars buys a compressor that acts like a party buff rather than a volume cop. M Media Audio launched The New Yorker, a dual-channel Vari-Mu unit for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with $49 waiting after launch week.

Three routing modes cover the bases. Stereo ties both sides together, Dual cuts them loose with separate ratio, attack, threshold, release, output, and saturation controls, and Mid-Side parks the middle on Channel A while width lands on Channel B for split treatment.

A per-channel Mix knob balances squashed against untouched, the classic parallel move. Tube-flavored saturation stays engaged full-time, dosing everything passing through with extra harmonics.

Eight factory patches ship as launch pads, running from Subtle Glue through Aggressive Pump to Wide M-S Glue, with unlimited user slots, snap A/B recall, and import and export. Twin analog-calibrated VU needles swap views, showing either reduction amount or output level.

Format-wise, VST3 covers all three systems, AU rides along on macOS, and Apple Silicon and Intel run natively. One perpetual license lights up three machines. A no-account demo runs full DSP with a short mute every 30 seconds.
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