Plugin Alliance – TBTECH Cenozoix Compressor v1.1.1 for Windows

The Three-Body Technology Cenozoix compressor is named after the Cenozoic Era, a time of massive mammalian advancement after the extinction of the dinosaurs.
Packed with innovation and features, this mixing and mastering plugin leads the new era of compressors.Cenozoix includes compression algorithms for all the essential elements of production, including Drum, Vocal, Bus, and Mastering, as well as algorithms that
recreate the sound of vintage compressors like Black FET, Blue FET, Vintage Opto, Virtual-Mu, and more, providing the perfect balance of utility and versatility.
This compressor plugin can handle all your compression needs, from tight, modern sounds to powerful vintage charm.

Ultra-fast attack and release times can result in unwanted distortion when using existing compressors. The Cenozoix Compressor uses a warping engine to avoid these distortion effects, making it a top choice for peak and sidechain compression.
Use it to tame harsh snare transients or create basslines that swing with your hit.

Traditional anti-aliasing techniques aimed at preventing high-frequency distortion rely on heavy CPU oversampling. Anti-derivative anti-aliasing (ADAA) is an audio processing technique developed by Native Instruments, originally used for waveshapers.
Instead of relying on oversampling, it uses advanced mathematics to reduce aliasing without putting a heavy load on the CPU. Cenozoix Compressor is the first compressor plugin to include ADAA.

Many compressors use a static release time, catering to short or long transients, but not both at the same time. The Cenozoix compressor’s peak comb feature dynamically adjusts release time based on the transient nature of the input signal, providing natural and responsive control over dynamic peaks. This makes it a great choice for complex signals running through your vocals, guitar, drums, and stereo bus.

The Cenozoix Compressor plugin features a peak detector for fast transient response and an RMS detector for smooth compression. Using these detectors in parallel combines their strengths, providing both immediate response and consistent compression suitable for complex audio material. You also have the option of using pure peak or RMS detection, which is best suited for individual track elements.

• 12 compression algorithms that recreate the sound of classic compressors
• 12 compression algorithms for common use cases
• Distortion-free compression
• Anti-derivative smoothing (ADAA)
• Dual peak and RMS detection
• Dynamically adjusted release times
• Odd and even harmonic generation