Transform your audio with the Arturia Comp DIODE-609 Stereo Compression Effect Plug-In. It's a reimagined take on the legendary Neve 33609 Diode Compressor and Limiter. For almost 50 years, this iconic compressor has been a must - have in top - notch studios. Its warm, smooth stereo response sets a high bar for mixing and mastering. The Comp DIODE-609 takes this industry - famous device into the modern era. It offers enhanced features and great performance for today's production needs. This all - purpose dynamic tool goes beyond the typical compressor and limiter. It can create delicate effects or aggressive pump sounds. Whether you're working on drum buses, bass guitars, or master buses, it adds analog charm to your sound. With various controls, it fits every audio professional's toolkit. Arturia has given the Comp DIODE-609 the classic Neve sound. Its intuitive interface, detailed modeling, and modern features make it both a tribute to its predecessor and a new standard in audio compression. Key features include variable attack time, M/S mode switch, advanced panel, external side chain use, advanced sidechain EQ and look - ahead controls, analog input drive, dry/wet mix adjustment, stepped controls option, analog and digital level displays, resizable window, integrated tutorials, and a wide range of presets. It runs on Windows 10+ (64bit) and macOS 11+. It needs 4 GB of RAM, a 4 - core CPU (3.4 GHz, 4.0 GHz Turbo - boost) or Apple Silicon CPU, 1 GB of free disk space, and an OpenGL 2.0 - compatible GPU. It's not supported on ARM processors for Windows and requires VST, AAX, Audio Unit, NKS (64 - bit DAWs only). ASC helps with installation, activation, and updates. The package includes the plug - in, user manual, installation guide, activation code, and customer support contact.



Using the Arturia Comp DIODE-609 is easy. First, install it on your system following the installation guide in the package. Make sure your system meets the specifications like having enough RAM and disk space. Once installed, open it in your compatible DAW. You can start by choosing a preset that suits your project. For different audio sources, adjust the controls according to your needs. For example, if you're working on drums, the variable attack time can help you control how the compressor reacts to the initial hit. You can switch to M/S mode for more advanced stereo processing. Use the external side chain if you want to use an external audio source to control the compression. Adjust the dry/wet mix to blend the compressed and original sounds. Remember, it's not supported on ARM processors for Windows, so double - check your system. To keep it running well, always update it using ASC. And if you face any issues, refer to the user manual or contact customer support.