Stereo imaging plug

Mylithra · 20th January 2012

I have the PSP Stereo Pack and know of the Waves S1 but dont really like it all that much. Are there any other alternatives for Stereo enchancment and placement that are a little more intuitive or graphically helpful than the PSP that also sound good? I'd prefer VST.
Thanks

BurnStudios · 20th January 2012

I like and use the voxengo stereo touch quite a bit.. check it out. The best part is that it is free!
Stereo-widening audio effect plugin (AU, VST) - Stereo Touch - Voxengo

kragg · 20th January 2012

On Windows, you have DDMF Stereoerets which is great, as it is dual band and can do both stereo and/or mid/side.
I also like DeLaMancha Thr33some, which is 3 bands, and lets you choose 2 ways to spread your audio (either by mid/side balance or by delaying one channel a bit).
Quikquak UpStereo can be great too (and is free), but use it wisely.

ProfessorNick · 20th January 2012

You may want to check out Blue Cat Audio's freeware gain suite. There is a nice Mid/side gain plugin which can help make things wider, or you can split off the sides for separate processing. http://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/Product_GainSuite/

20th January 2012	#1
Mylithra Gear addict Joined: Mar 2008 Posts: 359 Thread Starter	Stereo imaging plug I have the PSP Stereo Pack and know of the Waves S1 but dont really like it all that much. Are there any other alternatives for Stereo enchancment and placement that are a little more intuitive or graphically helpful than the PSP that also sound good? I'd prefer VST. Thanks

20th January 2012	#2
BurnStudios Gear maniac Joined: Jan 2010 Location: Sebring Florida Posts: 230	I like and use the voxengo stereo touch quite a bit.. check it out. The best part is that it is free! Stereo-widening audio effect plugin (AU, VST) - Stereo Touch - Voxengo __________________ www.burnstudios.com

20th January 2012	#3
kragg Gear nut Joined: Apr 2007 Location: fr Posts: 128	On Windows, you have DDMF Stereoerets which is great, as it is dual band and can do both stereo and/or mid/side. I also like DeLaMancha Thr33some, which is 3 bands, and lets you choose 2 ways to spread your audio (either by mid/side balance or by delaying one channel a bit). Quikquak UpStereo can be great too (and is free), but use it wisely. __________________ waveshaper drum samples kragg analogue electronic music

20th January 2012	#4
ProfessorNick Gear nut Joined: Oct 2011 Posts: 129 1 Review written	You may want to check out Blue Cat Audio's freeware gain suite. There is a nice Mid/side gain plugin which can help make things wider, or you can split off the sides for separate processing. http://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/Product_GainSuite/ __________________ Audio Production Tips and other music goodies http://carillonaudio.wordpress.com/

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