Freeware Week: Spring 212
Audiofanzine dedicates this week to freeware. Everyday, we'll introduce a free plugin for you to download. Let's start with Spring 212.
Developed by HASound, Spring 212 is a stereo expander plugin available in VST and AU versions for Mac OS X and Windows.
You can apply it on tracks for projects that will be listened with closely spaced loudspeakers or headphones.
You can download Spring 212 from www.hasound.com.
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