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LT2 Comp Black Friday pricing from Tone Empire is $29, 70% off, until Nov 25, 2026, for a Class A discrete compressor plugin built on a British diode bridge topology.
The LT2 Comp is a compressor plugin inspired by classic designs. The maker describes the compression as smooth and musical, with a rich analog character.
It works on a diode bridge topology with transformer-balanced input and output stages. Tone Empire says that combination gives the warm, vintage sound often associated with iconic British consoles.
The maker lists four traits:
A modification introduced by a renowned mastering studio is built in. Tone Empire says it widens the compressor's range, mainly for mastering and bus compression.
Tone Empire points to these sources:
Tone Empire built models that run up to 192 kHz. The maker says these keep aliasing low and give a higher frequency response.
The Ultra X models oversample the incoming audio before processing. They need more CPU, and the maker says they deliver the highest fidelity and analog accuracy, closest to the original source.
If your machine is already busy with a big session, that extra load is the thing to keep in mind when you pick a model.
The maker's feature list covers:
On Mac, the LT2 Comp VST3, AU and AAX plugin needs macOS 10.15 or later, with Intel and native M1 supported. On Windows, the VST3 and AAX versions need Windows 10 or later. Both platforms are 64-bit only and need a 64-bit host.
Yes. The LT2 Comp Black Friday deal takes 70% off Tone Empire's compressor plugin, which brings it to $29 until Nov 25, 2026.
It is a Class A discrete compressor on a British diode bridge topology, with transformer-balanced input and output stages. The maker describes the sound as warm and vintage, with smooth, musical compression and a glue effect.
Mac gets VST3, AU and AAX on macOS 10.15 or later, Intel and native M1 supported. Windows gets VST3 and AAX on Windows 10 or later. Both are 64-bit only and need a 64-bit host.
The incoming audio is oversampled to run the Ultra X models. Tone Empire says they give superior fidelity and analog accuracy, closest to the original source, and that they use more CPU than the standard models.
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