Music, videos, games, calls in the browser — everything your computer plays runs through a precise limiter. Raise the level as far as you like: the ceiling you set is never crossed, not even for the briefest peak.

Each channel has its own gain, ceiling, attack, release, knee, sidechain high-pass and mix, with a bypass of its own. Couple left and right to turn both at once, or set them apart.

Two spectrum displays show for each channel what goes in, what comes out, what was raised and what the limiter took away — band by band. Level meters, gain-reduction history and peak readouts complete the picture.

• Look-ahead limiter per channel, left and right
• Gain, ceiling, attack, release, knee, sidechain high-pass and mix
• True peak: catches even the briefest peaks
• Stereo link and coupled or separate channel controls
• Output fader with level meters for both channels
• Two spectrum displays: input, output, raised and limited
• Gain-reduction history and peak readouts
• Works together with jsBudbrainCompressor, jsBudbrainEqualizer and jsBudbrainsFxStudio
• Ready-made settings and your own, saved under a name
• Mute button for when the phone rings
• Choose which speakers or headphones to use
• Small window that stays on top
• Starts when you log in, if you like
• Light and dark design
• Available in 44 languages

Also available as .deb, RPM, Flatpak, AppImage and for Arch at www.budbrain.de

Keywords: limiter, loudness, volume boost, true peak, spectrum analyzer, level meter, speakers, headphones, music, sound enhancer

Developed by Josef Sejrek / Budbrain Software Contact: jsbudbrainlimiter@budbrain.de