ttm003e(Master E)

The ttm003e is an effector designed to be inserted into the master track of a DAW to make final adjustments to the work.

It can perform independent equalization on Mid/Side separated audio signals as well as stereo audio on two tracks.

Apart from the equalizer, the DAW also includes a bit converter, a sampling rate converter, and a compressor with a proprietary algorithm.Control changes can also be used to create dynamic Lo-Fi sounds.

Latest version Ver.01.02：Download from KVR website

1) Fixed a bug that when multiple plug-ins are activated and one of them is closed, the other plug-ins cannot be operated.

Old versions:

Ver.01.01

1) Fixed a problem in which patch data saved in the host was not reflected correctly.

Ver.01.00

1) Added the function to operate some parameters with control change.

2) Fixed a problem with noise during silence.

Ver.00.01

1) Beta release.

Feature

Stereo audio, M/S processing, M/S separation, and stereoization of separated M/S signals are possible.
Independent 3-band equalization for two channels.
Bit and sampling rate converter functions.
Proprietary algorithm compressor.
Small memory usage and light load.

Parameter Description

Mode

Select from the following four modes.

Normal: Processes as stereo L/R signals.
M/S: Converts to Mid/Side signal, processes, and outputs back to stereo L/R signal.
to M/S: Converts to a Mid/Side signal, processes it, and outputs it as a Mid/Side signal.
from M/S: Converts the input Mid/Side signal, processes it, and converts it back to a stereo L/R signal for output.

Gain

Adjust the output gain between 0 and 400[%].

It can be controlled in real time with control change No. 20.

Conversion function

Bit: Adjusts the number of quantization bits (the absolute value of each positive and negative bit) between 1 and 12 [bit]. 12 disables the bit conversion function.It can be controlled in real time with control change No. 21.
Freq.: Adjust the sampling rate between 1 and 192 [kHz].Real-time control is available with control change No. 22: 1~120=1~120[kHz], 121=128[kHz], 122=136[kHz], 123=144[kHz], 124=152[kHz], 125=160[kHz], 126=176[kHz], and 127=192[kHz].

Auto gain

Delays the output signal by 1 to 100[ms], automatically suppressing audio waveforms that exceed 0[dB] during that time to 0[dB] or less. 0 disables this function.

Interpolation

Interpolates the result of the convert function to match the DAW settings; ON enables it, OFF disables it.

Option

P.Link: Link Mid(L) and Side(R) parameters so that they are always set to the same settings.
Bypass: Outputs audio without equalization or other effects.

Input

Gain: Adjusts the input gain between 0 and 400[%].Mid (L) can be controlled in real time with control change No. 23 and Side (R) with control change No. 24.
Comp: Adjusts the compression effect between 0 and 100[%].

Low shelf filter

Freq.: Adjusts the cutoff frequency between 10 and 1500[Hz].
Gain Adjusts the volume between -40 and +40[dB].

Peaking filter

Freq.: Adjust the center frequency between 10 and 20000[Hz].
Band: Adjusts the frequency range between 0.10 and 4.00[Oct].
Gain: Adjusts the volume between -40 and +40[dB].

High shelf filter

Freq.: Adjusts the cutoff frequency between 1000~20000[Hz].
Gain: Adjusts the volume between -40 and +40[dB].

Tips

Fine-tune the settings.

If you operate the GUI while holding down the Shift key, the amount of change in value is reduced to 1/5 of the normal value, making fine adjustments easier.

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