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I've looked over the page a few times and to be honest I don't see what I am looking for. I see a stereo exciter with L and R metering, but the compressors don't cite "stereo" anywhere, and I don't see L and R metering anywhere on them either : Am I missing it?

I think in Version 3 of the Antress plugins there were at least two stereo compressors which could be used without stereo link. Unfortunately, I don't see that link there. If I dig into my archives, I might be able to find the older version.

Thanks for looking Hueseph! I really appreciate it. Also thanks to jg for the link.

Looking over the page again I realized that these are VST for windows. Considering my current situation, I would need AU for Mac.

Well. All the Antress plugs are Windows only unfortunately.

The (Dead Link Removed)

EDIT: I spoke too soon. (Dead Link Removed)

hueseph wrote: .........................GRRRRR! Sorry, that one is Windows only. I'm sure there's one out there somewhere.

Why is there so much PC only stuff in the recording world these days? A few years ago I thought that the recording world was dominated by Mac?

I guess I did not read your question correctly, I thought you were looking for a compressor that worked in stereo, I got to thinking afterward that all my compressor plugs work for stereo signals however not independently on each channel. Why you would find this useful I am not sure.
The simple solution that comes to mind is to split the left and right channel into to mono sources and adjust each accordingly. In reality most stereo (possibly MS as an exception) signals are in reality two seperate sources (two mics for example) and as sauch I would think that manipulating them seperately as mono sources then panning them correctly would be the easiest solution.
Even most of the hardware stereo compressors are not really dual channel in the sense that they don't have seperate threshold, attack, etc. knobs for each channel, so in the end what you are looking to do would probably be done with two seperate single channel units anyway.
GF "A few years ago I thought that the recording world was dominated by Mac?"
It seems to me that it was more than a few years ago, more like a decade ago. Not going to get into the pc/mac debate though, nearly any plug in you purchase will be both, but when it comes to freeware the PC architecture must be easier to encode or more accessible.

Took at look at KVR's database. I don't see anything that fits directly.
Without paying for anything, your simplest solution (I think) is to split the file into 2 mono files beforehand.

You could always buy a PC, lol.