Nugen Audio’s Stereopack promises a ‘complete toolset for stereo image enhancement and manipulation including expansion, positioning and low-frequency control’.
Stereoizer is a stereo image manipulation tool, suitable for expansion, reduction and introduction of stereo width at any stage of the audio production process. Developed for and tested by professional audio engineers, Stereoizer adds natural-sounding width and depth to any mono or stereo audio recording, leaving the inherent character of the original source intact.
Monofilter allows alignment and balancing of low frequencies, including defining the ‘centre’ of the bass if lost through stereo effects processing, synth sound generation, phase inconsistencies or recording mic bleed. The plug-in provides control over stereo spread, transition, and phase alignment.
Stereoplacer is a fine-tune parametric balancing control tool that allows users to tune each band to specific frequencies and move the frequency content around in the stereo sound stage. Stereoplacer provides fully adjustable curves (bell, high and low shelving, and additional linked-harmonic overtones). These enable redistribution of stereo information without affecting the overall level balance of the material.
Each Stereopack component integrates advanced audio analysis feedback directly into the user interface, delivering control of all main parameters. All three plug-ins are mono-compatible, and retain the character of the source audio without phase, reverb or delay-related artifacts. Each tool is compatible with 64-bit OSX, AAX (32- and 64-bit), and the latest VST3 standards.
‘Stereopack gives audio professionals everything they need to create the big sound they’re striving for, rapidly and intuitively,’ says Creative Director, Jon Schorah. ‘They can gain absolute control of their stereo panorama with no unwanted artifacts and the assurance of superb mono compatibility, without interrupting the flow of their creative process.’
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