12-band graph Up to 12 compressor bands keep crossover lanes, threshold, ratio, and makeup decisions in the main graph.

Per-band models Each active band can carry its own VCA, FET, OPTO, Vari-Mu, Tape, Custom, or Soft Clip character.

Filter corners Per-band filter type, resonance, and lower or upper corner shift refine where a band reacts.

Per-band M/S A focused band can work in stereo, mid, or side without leaving the band context.

Detector routing Bands can listen to their own range, another key, or the host sidechain where the preset declares it.

5-band SC EQ A dedicated detector EQ shapes what the compressor listens to before gain movement is calculated.

Auto capture Auto captures a starting multiband layout, then Apply makes the decision explicit.

Advanced transfer Transfer shaping can move beyond classic downward compression when a band needs a different response.

Hi-Res visualizer FFT and Hi-Res views keep spectral behavior visible while band decisions are made.

Delta + history Delta audition and meter history help confirm the movement before returning to full output.

12 dynamic nodes Use up to 12 dynamic EQ nodes for dense resonance, tone, and level-control work.

Full-band EQ path Nodes act in a full-band EQ cascade, so dynamic moves stay on the EQ curve.

Seven shapes Bell, shelves, tilt, notch, high-pass, and low-pass filters share the same node workflow.

Shape-aware range Dynamic movement follows the filter shapes that support useful gain motion.

Static toggle Keep a node as static EQ, or enable detector-driven movement when the source needs it.

Detector guides Linked or detached detector ranges show what drives the focused node.

M/S node focus Target stereo, left, right, mid, or side from the selected dynamic EQ node.

Advanced detector The detector layer can use peak, RMS, loudness-style windows, stereo link, blend, and listen controls.

5-band SC EQ Sidechain EQ lets a node react from a shaped detector path before dynamic range movement is calculated.

Delta + meters Band monitoring, Delta, and graph meter feedback make the dynamic EQ contribution inspectable.

Separate identities VCA, FET, Opto, Vari-Mu, Tape, Custom, Clip, Gate, Xpand, and spectral-style tools stay as distinct plugins.

Character truth Each product exposes the behavior its model or topology supports instead of every possible control.

Shared grammar Input, mix, output, threshold, timing, makeup, and ratio or range stay familiar across the family.

Main/Side paths Single-band products still carry main and side path controls for focused compressor work.

Full-band M/S Stereo, mid, and side workflows remain available without introducing multiband crossovers.

Detector source Detector source selection is part of the shared single-band control language.

Advanced detector Supported products share peak, RMS, loudness-style, channel, tap, blend, and listen detector controls.

5-band SC EQ Supported characters can shape the detector path with the shared sidechain EQ system.

Specialized transfer Custom, Clip, Gate, Xpand, and compressor characters each keep their own transfer behavior.

State + Delta Each product keeps its own state and preset identity while retaining Delta auditioning.

12-band reverb graph Split a source into one to twelve reverb bands and keep crossover, gate, and wet mix decisions in the graph.

Per-band algorithms Each focused band can use its own room, hall, plate, chamber, spring, bloom, ambience, delay, or research-backed topology.

Wet-return gates Gate Open, Gate Range, and Hysteresis control when each band's reverb return appears and how far it closes.

Per-band Mix lane A connected mix lane sets how much gated wet return is blended back into the focused band.

Bloom/Decay envelope The envelope editor presents reverb timing as Bloom, Hold, Decay, Width, and Damping.

Advanced tail tabs Verb, Delay, Gate, Tail, and Mod tabs expose density, diffusion, pre-delay, freeze, tail tone, and motion per focused path.

Per-band M/S Stereo and M/S operation let the center and side ambience use different algorithms, gates, timing, filters, and mix values.

Detector keying A wet gate can listen to its own band, another internal band, or the host external sidechain.

Activity monitoring FFT, Hi-Res, spectrogram, meters, Delta, and verb activity views keep the wet return inspectable.

Host-safe state BeeVerb keeps stable host parameter IDs while presenting reverb names in the editor and manual.