It is also designed to allow for increasing the perceived ‘width’ or spatial extent, and depending on the spectral content, may allow to subtly modify the perceived height of a source. What you do is position the handles to change the desired position of each input signal, and use the mouse wheel to modify the spatial width.
Note that TB OmniSone is still in an experimental phase and the results and effectiveness of TB OmniSone will depend on the (spectral) properties of the audio signals, the employed loudspeaker setup, and the anthropometric properties of the listener. Best results are obtained with high-quality loudspeakers placed at +/- 30 degrees as seen from the listener position, the company says.
Features:
- Zero-latency processing
- Support of all sampling rates from 44.1 up to 192 kHz
- Both input channels can be re-positioned individually
- Based on the VST 2.4 specification to allow compatibility with virtually all host programs
Check out www.toneboosters.com/vst-plugin-update-history for more details.
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