SPL DrumXchanger - Introduction; Glossary, SPL Analog Code Plug-ins

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DrumXchanger Analog Code

Plug-in

Introduction

Glossary

Transient: ﬁrst impulse of a waveform

Host Program: program on which the plug-in is running (Pro

Tools, Cubase, Logic, etc.).

Sample: portion of a sound recording, here: a drum sound

Trigger: module that controls sound recognition

Loudness: perceived volume as opposed to amplitude

SPL Analog Code

Plug-ins

While SPL hardware products have been fascinating audio pro-

fessionals from home studio owners to mastering engineers in

the world’s most renowned facilities for years, the need for this

technology in the form of plug-ins has also been an ever-growing

demand. With the Analog Code® plug-ins we have ﬁnally accom-

plished our much desired goal: to transfer to the digital domain the

high quality we have striven to achieve with our analog processors

throughout several decades.

The ﬁrst time we ever heard a software that fulﬁlled our expecta-

tions, one of our hardware developers said to the programmers:

“you have cracked the Analog Code” — thus was coined the name

of our digital products.