There are 3 Dynamics plugins. Change between modes by clicking the arrows beneath the screen.

• Ratio knob
  Controls how much the compressor reduces the volume once the signal passes the threshold (e.g., 4:1 means 4 dB in, 1 dB out).
• Threshold knob
  Sets the level above which compression begins to take effect.
• Attack knob
  Determines how quickly the compressor responds after the signal exceeds the threshold.
• Release knob
  Controls how fast the compressor stops compressing after the signal falls below the threshold.
• Gain knob
  Boosts the output level to compensate for the volume lost during compression.
• Auto Gain Switch
  When enabled, the gain will be increased as the threshold is decreased.

The OTT plugin is a multi-band dynamics processor, featuring 3 bands of upwards and 3 bands of downwards compression.

The Red Boxes represent the downward compression of each band.
The Blue Boxes represent the upward compression of each band.

• Ratios
  Drag in any of the boxes to control the compression ratio of the band.
• Thresholds
  Hover your mouse at the top or bottom edge of the band to show the threshold handle. Drag vertically to adjust.
• Band Frequencies
  Hover your mouse in the vertical gap between bands to show the frequency handle. Drag horizontally to adjust.
• Band output gains
  The 3 meters to the right show the level of each band.
  The horizontal bar represents the current band output gain.
  Click and drag vertically to adjust the gain.
• Input knob
  Boosts the input signal before compression to drive the effect harder.
• Ratio Knob
  Scales the ratios for all 6 compressors.
• Time knob
  Adjusts the overall attack and release speeds of all bands, affecting how quickly the compression responds.
• Amount Sliders (per band) – Show and let you adjust the upward and downward compression applied to each band.
• Mix knob
  Blending between the dry and fully processed signal.
• Reset Button
  Sets all parameters back to the OTT defaults.

• Attack
  Controls how quickly the gate opens once the input signal exceeds the threshold.
• Hold
  Sets how long the gate stays open after the signal drops below the threshold, before starting to close.
• Release
  Determines how quickly the gate closes after the hold time has passed.
• Threshold
  Sets the level below which the gate closes and attenuates the signal.
• Range
  Sets how much the signal is reduced when the gate is closed (e.g., -∞ dB fully mutes, -10 dB just lowers the volume).
• Mix knob
  Blending between the dry and fully processed signal.