Compressor

The Pitch compressor reduces abrupt local reversals in the rendered pitch line while retaining smaller movements below its detection threshold. It acts only on voiced pitch and appears in Pitch mode.

When a pitch reversal exceeds Detect floor, Amount determines how strongly the reversal is pulled toward its local pitch context. At 0%, the compressor is off. Higher values produce stronger correction; 100% permits the full response defined by the two detection thresholds.

Pitch curvature below this value is ignored. Lower values allow the compressor to react to smaller movement. Higher values preserve more small-scale motion, including subtle vibrato, but may leave mild overshoot unchanged.

Curvature at or above this value receives the full selected Amount. Increasing the value reserves full correction for larger reversals. Decreasing it makes the compressor reach full strength sooner. Keep it above Detect floor so the partial-response region remains meaningful.

This parameter selects how much neighboring voiced pitch contributes to the local context. A small radius follows short details closely. A larger radius uses a broader context and can correct wider disturbances, but may soften intentional short movement.

If ordinary vibrato is being reduced, raise Detect floor before lowering Amount. If isolated sharp reversals remain, lower Full pull or increase Amount. Change Median radius only when the unwanted movement is visibly wider or narrower than the current correction region.