StereoDelta plugin promises spatial control using a single knob
Go from mono to '3D' with the turn of a dial
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Matthew Lane already had the DrMS spatial processor on his plugin roster, and now he's released StereoDelta, a simpler, one-knob version.
Said to control several parameters of the algorithm that powers DrMS at once, StereoDelta is designed to let you go from true mono to three dimensional width using a single control. The promise is that not only does the soundstage become wider, but also "deeper, more open and more real".
You can find out more and download a demo of StereoDelta on the Matthew Lane website. It's available in VST/AU/AAX formats for PC and Mac and costs €71.
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