Pure Amber

Overview

I built Pure Amber because I was tired of resonance suppressors that surgically fixed my mix but sucked all the life and transient energy out of it in the process. Pure Amber is a high-resolution spectral dynamics processor that targets harshness and boxiness, but with a unique set of tools designed to keep your audio sounding human.

Whether you need to quickly tame a harsh vocal, transparently balance a drum bus, or push the spectral engine into weird, organic stereo widening, Pure Amber gives you the exact tools to do it without the usual plastic-sounding artifacts.

Move fast with Auto Pilot, a multi-pass learning engine that listens to your audio, ignores your musical transients, hunts down persistent resonances, builds a custom suppression curve, and even rolls back a pass if it made things worse. Or take full manual control with Dosage, Sensitivity, Resolution, and Safe Vitals, a hard ceiling that protects your core musical content no matter how hard you push.

Flip into Mid/Side mode and the whole engine changes behavior, using gain-reduction data to drive frequency-selective stereo widening across 8 bands while protecting your mono bass. Draw your own suppression curves on the 30fps spectrum display, choose from 12 curve shapes, and run it clean or with HD Imaging (2x oversampling).

Highlights

• Auto Pilot multi-pass learning engine
• Freeform curve editor with 12 curve shapes
• Safe Vitals transient protection
• Mid/Side frequency-selective widening
• Variation modes to keep cuts sounding alive
• HD Imaging (2x oversampling)