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<h1>Sidechain Limiter</h1>
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<h2>Functionality</h2>
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The Sidechain Limiter is a <a href="Multiband Limiter.html" title="Calf Multiband Limiter">Multiband Limiter</a>
with an additional input - the so called sidechain. This input is treated
like a single band of the limiter which means that its signal is taken into
account for the multiband processing. The sidechain is also mixed into
the main signal afterwards.
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<h2>Tips</h2>
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Use Sidechain Limiter for mastering a multitrack project where some of your
(important) single tracks perish against the overall mix.
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E.g. a lead vocal track is sometimes superimposed by other instruments:<br/>
Route an AUX send from the vocal track to the sidechain. The send level
of the AUX determines the presence of the lead vocals.
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<h2>Controls</h2>
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Please refer to the <a href="Multiband Limiter.html" title="Calf Multiband Limiter">Multiband Limiter</a> page for more details.
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