dBpoweramp DSP Effects & Actions
 

Description

DSP (or Digital Signal Processing) are effects which process the audio signal in some way, used whilst dBpoweramp Music Converter processes audio files. A classic example of an effect is a Graphic Equalizer, which will boost certain frequencies. Actions can be processed, such as deleting source files.

Download

For Music Converter R12 and above: DSP Effect Install   Release 4     3.4 MB

Effects Included

Audio CD - Hidden Track Silence Removal: remove mid-track silence,
Audio CD - Silence Track Deletion: remove silence tracks from Audio CD,
Bit Depth:  set sample bit depth (example 24 bit to 16 bit)
Channel Count:  increase or decrease channels,
Channel Mapper:  move or combine channels,
CPU Throttle: Slows encoding, less CPU usage,
Delete Destination File on Error:  'Converted To' file is deleted if there were errors during conversion,
Delete Source File:  remove 'Converted From' file after conversion,
DirectX PlugIn:  use DirectX Effects in dBpoweramp (reference required),
 Fade:  fade in or out to silence, 
Grabber:  takes a portion of audio from a larger file,
Graphic Equalizer:  boost select frequencies,
HD  HDCD: decode HDCD Audio CDs,
ID Tag Processing:  manipulate ID Tags,
Karaoke (Voice, Instrument Removal):  remove voice or instruments,
Loop:  repeat the whole track a number of times,
Maximum / Minimum Length:  increase or decrease length,
Multi-CPU Force: forces the use of a certain CPU when encoding,
Move destination File on Error:  move converted files with errors to a different location,
Play Sound After Conversion:  informs audibly when a conversion has completed,
Preserve Source Attributes:  preserve date & time, etc,
ReplayGain:  calculate Replay Gain volume Adjustment,
ReplayGain (Apply):  apply Replay Gain adjustment to converted file
Resample:  audio frequency adjustment,
Reverse:  backwards audio!,
Run External:  allow external programs to access converted files,
Trim Silence:  remove silence from beginning or end,
Trim:  remove fixed length from beginning or end,
Volume Normalize:  adjust volume in many different ways,
VST:  use Steinberg's VST effects in dBpoweramp (reference required),
Write Silence:  insert silence,