PARIS, France — The E²Transienter brings a unique, simple and powerful approach to transient processing. In fact it is far more than a simple transient designer, and it can be used in many situations, including high demanding mastering jobs. The E²Transienter is available now for Mac OSX in TDM, AU, RTAS format with iLok support. It will be available soon for both Mac and PC in VST, AU and RTAS formats, at the same price and with Syncrosoft support.

Native versions are available in the Eiosis shop for EUR 170, and TDM version for EUR 340.

The E²Transienter is based on a patented architecture and parameter combination, which allows detecting and processing transients independently. You can quickly get a wide range of settings, from simple attack enhancement, to complex mix adjustments thanks to the advanced parameters.

More than 350 included presets let you easily and immediately get the settings suited to your needs. You can then adjust the parameters to get exactly the sound you are searching for.

Unique transient detection and processing
The E²Transienter brings transient processing to a new level. It allows not only processing attacks like other transient processors, but it also allows selecting, processing and equalizing the transients inside a specific frequency range, i.e. to “catch” specific attacks very precisely with great responsiveness.

Equalize the attacks
The E²Transienter can be more simply defined as an attack equalizer. The three basic filters types (Bell, Shelf and Low Pass) can be adjusted in frequency and resonance, and the special Loudness filter lets you quickly adjust the loudness contour of the attacks to easily enhance or reduce their presence inside the mix.

Use the E²Transienter in many situations
On buss tracks, you can use it for drum mixes to slightly enhance the attack brightness, or on a whole mix to process attacks inside a specific frequency range. For example, you can reduce the presence of a snare drum or a hi-hat without using compression, enhance some details of the stereo side signal, or add low end to the kick drum, etc.

You can watch the video tutorials on the Eiosis website :
www.eiosis.com/e2transienter .

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