Works really well - love the ease of use, thank you.

If I may make a suggestion, an Output knob would be incredibly useful, especially for A/B purposes. Hope my idea is helpful.

 

I wanna try this becuase I have inflator and wanna see how similar it is but I for the life of me cannot get past the paypal error...

 

i put in my address and phone number as a local pizza hut and it worked fine for me. i never had to put in a credit card or paypal or anything.
as for the plugin, sounds good!

 

The JSFX is available with bandsplit. The source code and further information can be found here: Link

Those who need AU or VST3 can use YSFX.

 

Did you try jBridge? I converted and installed the old 32-bit Sonnox plugins in Ableton 11 on Win 10 without issue.

 

Hey all, thank you for the feedback! Regarding the "checkout crap", this is due to me not having configured my shop software to not require an address in case of digital delivery. I will try to remove this in the future but my intention was definitely not to collect your home address

Regarding not being able to check out + the paypal error I will take a look and try to fix this ASAP. For now you can send me a private message and I can send you the plugin directly

Will also add an Output Trim and oversampling in the future.

For OSX unfortunately I can not support anything below 10.15 because I can not get the project to link against any of the SDKs for previous OSX versions.

 

I can confirm it works. Just put whatever you want in the info boxes. Looking forward to your updates Boris.

 

There is also JS Inflator, an Inflator clone which in the latest version also has the band-split mode which is missing in most clones. This should pretty much nail everything that original Inflator does!

https://github.com/Kiriki-liszt/JS_Inflator_to_VST2_VST3

 

HyperInflation v1.0.1 by tviler (Ensemble for Native Instruments Reaktor 6).

Spoiler: HyperInflation v1.0.1 by tviler

https://www.native-instruments.com/en/reaktor-community/reaktor-user-library/entry/show/14501/

DESCRIPTION

HyperInflation is a mastering focused waveshaper designed to transparantly increase loudness, inspired by a plugin made in Oxford.

Getting started:
The A view is suitable for high resolution (eg. 4k) displays, the B view is suitable for HD (eg. 1080p) displays.

Start by raising the Effect fader to the maximum. Note the increased output level, the central meter displays the loudness increase caused by the waveshaping process in dB.

Next, play with the Curve fader. Positive settings are more aggressively saturated, with greater level increase, while negative settings are more gentle. Note how the dynamic response changes: Positive curve settings tuck in transients, while negative curve settings enhances them.

Modes:
With the Clip 0dB button enabled, input above 0 dBFS is hard clipped. With it disabled, overshooting samples are mapped back bellow 0 dB, for a different sound, retaining some dynamic information.

The Multiband button splits the signal into three frequency bands that are processed separately. This reduces intermodulation distortion.

When MB Safe is enabled, samples overshooting 0 dBFS after the multiband stage is dealt with according to the Clip 0dB button. When disabled, behaviour is similar to the plugin that inspired this ensemble, which may cause significant overshoots. The MB Safe button does nothing when Multiband is disabled.

The Matched Bypass button disables the processing and increases the level of the input to match the processed output. This gives a convenient way to hear the side effects of the processing. Note that it will likely cause significant overshoots, that may cause output clipping or change the response of downstream processing. Matched Bypass is only intended as a checking tool, not for processing.

With the OS (Oversampling) button enabled, processing is run at 8 times the Reaktor sample rate, which reduces aliasing.

Clipping:
It is recommended to follow HyperInflaton with a limiter or clipper. With the Clip 0dB button enabled and all other buttons and oversampling disabled, it will not output samples above 0 dBFS. At most other settings it may.

Red on the meters indicate samples over 0 dBFS, but not necessarily clipping. The output is not clipped, so don't be afraid of reds on the output meter as long as you're dealing with it later!

Acknowledgements:
Oversampling macros by Laureano Lopez / kamedin
RMS-integrator macro by Efflam Le Bivic

Changelog:
1.0.0: Initial release
1.0.1: Wrapped in instrument macro