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Voxengo announces the release of Spatifier v1.8, a “mono to stereo” spatial enhancer plugin for professional sound and music production applications, available in AAX, AudioUnit, VST, and VST3 plug-in formats, for macOS and Windows computers.
This version features the following changes. It is suggested that you re-evaluate the plugin due to these improvements; if you didn't like the sound you got before, you may change your opinion about Spatifier now.
- Added the "Stereo" parameter which adjusts "stereo width" of the effect.
- Added the "Type 2" internal random number generator (PRVHASH 4.3) that produces a smoother sound.
- Reduced master output meter's range to 6..-48 dB, for better resolution.
Spatifier is a “mono to stereo” spatial enhancer effect AAX, AudioUnit, and VST plugin for professional sound and music production applications. This plugin can be effectively used to turn mono tracks into spatially-enhanced stereo tracks: it works great for clean and distorted guitars, synth instruments, piano, organ, back vocals, and other sounds. Beside that, Spatifier can be used to “densify” the sound of reverb sends, and to add “body” to thin and flat sounds.
Spatifier decorrelates the signal in the left and right channels while retaining the “mono compatibility”. Such decorrelation creates the “as wide as possible” surround effect. This effect can be usually used in place of double-tracking technique. The spatial impression can be adjusted in the range from the “in your face”, direct, to a more distant, room sound.
Spatifier achieves its result by first designing a complex impulse response that is then used by its internal convolution processor. The impulse response is defined by means of graphic equalizer-like controls (which can be adjusted in a freehand mode with the right mouse button). This makes it possible to set the spatial effect for each frequency band individually. In many practical cases Spatifier adds a great deal of warmness and enriches the timbre of the sound being processed.
A demo version of Spatifier can be downloaded freely at the Voxengo web site.