DYNAMICS · MULTIBAND LIMITER · 19
Still MB Limit
Louder, denser streams and mains without the whole mix pumping on every kick.
Also in the Livestream & Broadcast bundle
What it does
Still MB Limit splits the mix into four bands and holds each under its own threshold, then a final peak stage holds the Ceiling. When the kick or bass hits, only the low band comes down, so the vocal and the rest of the band stay steady.
Loudness readouts and the same Listen on device checks as Still Limit help you finish a livestream.
Key features
- Four bands with phase-coherent crossovers; drag crossovers and thresholds
- Per-band gain, solo and bypass
- Final peak stage: the ceiling always holds
- Loudness readout, Listen on device checks and the A/B reference player
Quick start
- Insert last on the stream or main mix bus.
- Set Ceiling: −1 dB for mains, −2 dB for a stream.
- Raise Input until each band shows 1–4 dB of gold.
- Check the stream on Phone and Earbuds, then click Off.
Controls
| Control | Range | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Threshold (per band) | −24 to 0 dB | Where that band starts being held down. |
| Gain (per band) | −12 to +12 dB | Tone shaping after the band limiter. |
| Solo / Bypass | on / off | Hear one band; leave a band alone. |
| Crossovers | 40 Hz–16 kHz | Drag on the display. |
| Input | 0 to +18 dB | More drive = louder and denser. |
| Ceiling | −12 to 0 dB | Final peak level. |
| Release | 20–1000 ms | How fast bands recover. |
| A / B | A or B | Compare with a loudness-matched reference song. |
FACTORY PRESETS
Livestream finisher · Main mix, gentle · Worship band bus · Speech + music stream · Loud and dense · Bass and kick control
GOOD TO KNOW
Tested: noise pushed +12 dB into a −1 dB ceiling peaks at exactly −1.0 dBFS, and a loud bass held 7 dB down changed a 2 kHz tone by 0.00 dB.