Mixer Fades allows you to set the rate (in samples) at which the value of a fader increases or decreases. This enables smooth transitions between sudden changes such as fast fader movement or the loading of another crusher-sheet with the Loadlist.
You can adjust different fade times for different fader groups (see labels).
If you don't want
the window arrangement loaded with the crusher-sheets then disable the option Window Positions.
If you don't want the loading of a crusher-sheet to overwrite your limiter settings, then disable the option Limiter Settings
All settings in the Options dialog will be saved upon closing and will be reloaded the next time you start crusher-X.
You can create your own dynamic curve by dragging and clicking the mouse within the black field. Use the scrollbars and the buttons to move and zoom in the field.
The x-axis is the input (in dB) and the y-axis is the output (also in dB). The curve describes the relationship between the averaged input dB and output dB.
The shape of the curve determines whether you have created a limiter, a compressor or an expander.
Pressing the Reset button disables the Limiter/Compressor/Expander. Resetting saves some CPU processing power.
Look at the I/O Level window to monitor the result of your curve. Use the Limiter panel to set up the envelope which shapes the input dB.