Bettermaker Darth Limiter – Limited Edition Mastering Limiter

A Limited-edition, Supercharged Darth Limiter

The Bettermaker Darth Limiter is a limited-edition, supercharged version of Bettermaker’s acclaimed stereo Mastering Limiter with an improved audio path for lower noise and better dynamic range, a new capacitive touchscreen with improved contrast and viewing angles, and wicked blackout cosmetics that’ll look great in your control room! Like the Mastering Limiter, Darth Limiter rocks a pure analog signal path — plus full digital recall. You have 399 cells for your own presets, which you can recall instantly with one touch. You can save your settings to the internal memory, and (here’s where Bettermaker really breaks away from the pack) in your DAW project. That’s right: Darth Limiter’s USB link lets you use it just as you would use a plug-in! Darth Limiter is equipped with manual and intelligent release modes, variable coloration, and an innovative, intuitive touchscreen to control it all. There will be only 200 Bettermaker Darth Limiter units available worldwide, so you’d better get yours from the pro audio while you can!

Variable Color

Darth Limiter’s two-color modules can be internally equalized so you can, for instance, punch up the odd-order harmonics in the low end, and sweeten the high end with airy even-order harmonics. Add in a 31-band FFT analyzer and cutting-edge touchscreen metering, and you’ve got what many the ProAudio engineers consider their desert-island mastering tool. Take it from us: if you want “radio-ready” mixes, the Bettermaker Darth Limiter is an essential kit.

The sonic integrity of analog, “in the box” speed, and convenience

Bettermaker’s approach seems simple: cherry pick the best of vintage and modern circuit topologies and combine them in products that offer the sonic integrity of analog with the speed and workflow conveniences of working “in the box.” The reality is that not all companies have the design chops to pull it off consistently. Bettermaker does. With Darth Limiter, they took a fresh approach to classic dynamics processing.