KrystalClip

KrystalClip

A versatile clipping processor with three saturation modes for precise peak control and harmonic shaping.

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KrystalClip is a flexible clipping processor designed for controlled peak limiting and harmonic coloration. Featuring four distinct clipping algorithms, it allows you to move seamlessly from transparent loudness control to more aggressive, character-driven saturation. With detailed control over the clipping curve, gain staging, and parallel blending, KrystalClip fits naturally into mixing, mastering, and sound design workflows. Oversampling up to 8x ensures clean, accurate processing, while real-time waveform and metering provide clear visual feedback for confident decision-making. The new fold, normalize and ceiling controls let you shape even more the sound of KrystalClip.

What KrystalClip offers

Four Clipping Modes: Different harmonic characteristics for transparent or saturated results + optional Wavefolding algorithm
Threshold and Slope Control: Adjust the exact clipping point and shape the curve response
Input & Output Gain for precise level staging + Automatic Loudness Matching
Mix Control: Parallel clipping for subtle or aggressive blends + Delta mode: isolate the clipping effect for precise adjustments
Up to 8x Oversampling: Improved clarity and reduced aliasing + Celing to control overshoot
Visual Feedback: Real-time waveform display with different views and comprehensive I/O metering

What’s new

  • IMPROVEMENTS
  • Added Advanced panel with Fold, Normalize and Ceiling controls
  • Added WAVE display view (bipolar waveform) alongside RECT
  • Added adjustable display time window (1-5 s)
  • Threshold and ceiling lines can now be dragged directly on the display
  • Added gain link: input and output move in opposite directions
  • Peak hold readouts can now be reset by clicking them
  • Added graphics quality setting (Full/Low)
  • Parameter changes are now smoothed to avoid zipper noise during automation
  • Redesigned interface
1.2.0

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