@ShortDescription
TransientControl – Transient Dynamics Shaper

@ParamDescription(tran)
/* Trans */
Controls the gain applied to the transient portion of the signal.

@ParamDescription(sust)
/* Sustn */
Controls the gain applied to the sustain portion of the signal.

@ParamDescription(gain)
/* Gain */
Master output gain in dB.

@ParamDescription(fatk)
/* F.Atk */
Sets the fast attack time of the transient detector. 

@ParamDescription(satk)
/* S.Atk */
Sets the slow attack of the transient detector.

@ParamDescription(rlse)
/* Rls */
Sets the release of the transient detector.

@ParamDescription(attk)
/* Atk */
Sets the attack of the sustain detector.

@ParamDescription(frls)
/* F.Rls */
Sets the fast release of the sustain detector.

@ParamDescription(srls)
/* S.Rls */
Sets the slow release of the sustain detector.

@ParamDescription(mbyp)
/* Master Bypass */
When enabled, fully bypasses the plugin.

@ParamDescription(npan)
/* UI Mode */
Selects the UI of the plug-in: Basic, Basic with process metering, Advanced with process metering.

@ParamDescription(grng)
/* Display Gain Range */
Sets the gain range for the process metering display.

@ParamDescription(mgin)
/* Include Output Gain */
Sets whether the gain from the #param(gain) control is figured into the process metering.

@Description
#name is a dynamics shaping processor. By using the #param(tran) and #param(sust) controls, it is possible to accentuate the transient or sustained components of a signal; for example, by increasing the #param(tran) and decreasing the #param(sust) of a snare drum, you can accentuate the hit and decrease the ring. Conversely, by decreasing the #param(tran) of an electric bass, you can remove the attack of a pick. The #param(gain) control can be used to apply makeup gain (or padding) after processing.

The UI has three modes: Basic, Basic with process metering, and Advanced with process metering:

1) Basic: Provides access to the #param(tran), #param(sust) and #param(gain) controls along with input metering.

2) Basic with process metering: As above, but with the addition of a process meter. Activity above the horizon of the meter shows the amount of gain increase from the #param(tran) and #param(sust) adjustments, while activity below the horizon shows the amount of gain reduction. The scale of this display can be adjusted by clicking the process meter. This menu will let you configure whether the gain adjustment from the #param(gain) control is factored into the meter, as well as allowing you to save your metering preferences as default.

3) Advanced with process metering: This view adds access to the #param(fatk), #param(satk), #param(rlse), #param(attk), #param(frls) and #param(srls) controls. These are used to fine tune the transient and sustain detectors. For most purposes the default values will work well, but these will allow you to create dramatic effects or fine tune the processor for your needs.

@SeeAlso(MHL ,TrnC) /* TransientController (m/m) */
