FabFilter Pro-C is a professional compressor plug-in with three different compression styles clean, classic and opto. These styles are program dependent. The user friendly interface and the superior sound quality and the flexible routing are attractive.
FabFilter Pro-C is not only a good sounding compressor but also an unusual stereo compressor. The Mid/Side compression, side-chaining with built-in filters or even with external sources makes it to works to any of your desired need. The top section of the FabFilter Pro-C user interface, controls the dynamic behavior and consists of the level and time parameters. Output parameters are present on the right section of the interface. Left bottom corner of the interface is for the displays while the right bottom corner contains the MIDI learn controls which offer the possibility to easily associate any MIDI controller with any plug-in parameter. The key features of this software include Program dependent attack and release curves, Zero latency click-free 64-bit internal processing and External side chain. Moving compression level display with customizable curves gives you an idea about when, why, and how compression is applied to the audio signal. As usual for a FabFilter product the perfectly tuned knobs, MIDI Learn, Smart Parameter Interpolation for smooth parameter transitions are also present in this software.
The easy to understand manual, interactive help hints and innovative interface makes the compression easy to grasp for everyone
v2.0 [Aug 27, 2015]
Updated the AAX plug-in to enable the dynamics display on the Avid S6 console.
Improved Avid S6 page tables mappings in the AAX plug-in, now more closely following Avid's conventions for a better workflow.
Fixed a bug that caused the plug-in interface to use more memory than needed if the display was not enabled.
Added a workaround for a bug in Ableton Live that causes latency compensation to work incorrectly when loading a session that sets the parameters such that the plug-in doesn't have latency, in combination with a default preset that does introduce latency. This only occurred with the VST plugin format and caused Live to use the latency from the default preset.
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