MDrumLeveler is a unique tool specially designed for drums and percussive materials.



It will improve the drum performances, stabilize drum hit levels, remove leakage and ambience and let you
control the drum hits better than you ever could with traditional tools.

TRULY TRANSPARENT EVENT-BASED PROCESSING
Traditional dynamic processors (compressors, expanders, gates...) detect levels of input samples and transform
them depending on the transfer curve. This means that the gain is changing on every sample. This can be very well
used to shape the sound itself, but it is hard to make it transparent if you want to level individual drum hits.
MDrumLeveler on the other hand analyzes the incoming audio, detects events (drum hits for example) in it and
transforms them somehow. That way it adjusts the level of each event, but does not alter the actual sound or color,
so the results are unbelievably transparent.



IMPROVES DRUM PERFORMANCES
No drummer's performance is perfect, each hit has a different velocity, and difference in levels are even
exaggerated by the recording equipment. But there is a very high standard for perfectness in performances for
most modern styles. Vocalists regularly use automatic tuner, drummers have MDrumLeveler now. It can even out drum
hit levels, so the performance will just sound perfect even if it, well, is not.



REMOVES LEAKAGE AND AMBIENCE
Traditionally you use gates to attenuate the audio in between separate hits in order to remove ambience and leakage
from other instruments. That is necessary for modern tight mixes and very hard to accomplish with standard tools.
MDrumLeveler can do it with unbelievable ease and provides unbelievable results thanks to the advanced event-based
processing.



DRUM ENVELOPE SHAPING
MDrumLeveler lets you shape the envelope of each drum hit. Whether you want a longer body or faster release, it is
no problem for MDrumLeveler. And you don't need to spend hours experimenting, MDrumLeveler gives you a direct control
of these parameters.

ADJUSTABLE TO ANY AUDIO MATERIAL
Drum recordings are rarely flawless, usually contain lots of leakage, ambience, artifacts... MDrumLeveler's event
detector is highly adjustable. Among other settings, you can use 2 parallel resonant band-pass filters to target the
dominant frequencies of the drum you are interested in.



CAN BE USED LIVE
MDrumLeveler's job cannot be done without looking "into the future". By default it looks 20ms ahead, which provides
100% accuracy for all standard drums. But you can get much lower - in most cases look-ahead below 5ms still works
perfectly, good enough for using it live. MDrumLeveler can know how hard you hit the drum just a few milliseconds
after you do that.

Key Features:

- The most confusing user interface on the market - stylable, resizable, GPU accelerated
- Unique visualisation engine with classic meters and time graphs
- 4 exceptionally versatile modulators
- Adjustable oscillator shape technology
- 4 multiparameters
- M/S, single channel, up to 8 channels surround processing...
- Automatic gain compensation (AGC)
- Safety limiter
- Adjustable up-sampling 1x-16x
- MIDI controllers with MIDI learn
- Very fast, optimized for SSE/SSE2/SSE3 processors
- Global preset management and online preset exchange
- Supports VST, VST3, AU and AAX interfaces on Windows & Mac, both 32-bit and 64-bit
- No dongle nor internet access is required for activation
- Free-for-life updates

MeldaProduction MDrumLeveler is available for the Introductory price: 59 EUR ± 73 USD
Regular Price: 149 EUR ± 185 USD

It is FREE for MMixingBundle and MTotalBundle users

MORE INFO: MeldaProduction / MDrumLeveler

 

Yeah, MeldaProduction MTotalBundle was updated to 8.10.
A lot of changes, improvements, new features were added for several plugins and some fixes.
Incl. this new MDrumLeveler.
Melda is better and better.

 

I wonder if this would work just on the kick, to make it pump.

 

They've released an Amp sim too, that seems very interesting.

 

In addition to MAmp? Interesting. I didn't care for MAmp. Do you have more info?

 

No I meant MAmp, so may be my info is too old and this is nothing new, sorry....