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@ -9,24 +9,30 @@ regular equalizers or dynamics processors, especially when applied to low
pitched or wide band sounds. More extreme settings will make everything sound
like a cartoon laser beam, or a psytrance kickdrum.
Because this plugin lets you crank every parameter up to 11, you may want to
avoid rapidly sweeping the frequency parameter down all the way to 5 Hertz when
you have many filter stages enabled. Because of the way these filters work, this
may cause comparatively loud resonances in the 0-15 Hertz range. In that case
you may want to use a peak limiter after this plugin until you understand how it
reacts to different changes, or maybe you'll want to check out [Safety
Limiter](../safety_limiter), which is made for this exact purpose.
![Screenshot](https://i.imgur.com/QLtHtQL.png)
This is a port of https://github.com/robbert-vdh/diopser with more features and
much better performance.
![Screenshot](https://i.imgur.com/QLtHtQL.png)
<sup id="disperser">
*Disperser is a trademark of Kilohearts AB. Diopser is in no way related to
Disperser or Kilohearts AB.
</sup>
## Tips
- Alt+click on the spectrum analyzer to enter to enter a frequency value in
Hertz or musical notes.
- Hold down Alt/Option while dragging the filter frequency around to snap to
whole notes.
- Because this plugin lets you crank every parameter up to 11, you may want to
avoid rapidly sweeping the frequency parameter down all the way to 5 Hertz
when you have many filter stages enabled. Because of the way these filters
work, this may cause comparatively loud resonances in the 0-15 Hertz range. In
that case you may want to use a peak limiter after this plugin until you
understand how it reacts to different changes. Or maybe you'll want to check
out [Safety Limiter](../safety_limiter), which is made for this exact purpose.
## Download
You can download the development binaries for Linux, Windows and macOS from the