Newfangled Audio Articulate Plugin  From Eventide

Dynamics Made Easy

Take control of your mix with Articulate, the next generation envelope shaper that makes fixing dynamics as simple as using an EQ. More than a transient shaper, Articulate separates your audio into four bands: Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release. By dialing in the desired level on the corresponding fader, you can instantly add Smack, Punch, Body, and Air to your tracks.

Tailor Your Signal

Fine-tune Articulate’s envelope response: Slide towards “Smooth” for natural, transparent shaping, or shift to “Focused” for precise control.

Studio-Grade Peak Protection

From the team behind the acclaimed Elevate Mastering Limiter, Articulate features a built-in peak limiter that effortlessly prevents unwanted clipping while preserving your dynamics.

Mix Integration

Articulate lets you shape your envelope based on the original audio or external sidechain signals. Resolve mix clashes, or make space in a crowded mix by ducking elements.

Features

• Independent Envelope Shaping: Precision over ATTACK, DECAY, SUSTAIN, and RELEASE stages for ultimate transient definition
• Sidechain Detection: Use external audio sources to shape transients and envelopes dynamically—resolve mix clashes, enhance separation, and clean low-end buildup effortlessly
• Separation Control: Adjust from smooth shaping to aggressive transient enhancement
• Solo & Mute Per Envelope Stage: Instantly isolate parts of your envelope, fine-tune details that matter without affecting the rest
• Visual Graphic Display (New): See what you’re shaping with a real-time envelope trace for faster more intuitive control
• Professional Peak Limiter with Threshold (New): Now with adjustable threshold for artifact-free limiting to match your mix needs
• Stereo Link Control (New): Choose linked detection for consistent stereo imaging or unlinked for precise dual-mono shaping
• Fully resizable UI!
• Color Schemes! Don’t like the look of it, change it
• 70+ Presets
• Full Preset Librarian with Categories, Tags, Descriptions, UNDO, and A/B Comparison