VeeWidener is a stereoizer/doubler/widener plugin.
The main concept is based on the psycho-acoustic trick used by engineers way back in '80s. If you have a mono source, you can create the sense of space by delaying one of the channels by a small number of miliseconds. When the delay is below 40 ms, human brain cannot hear the "echo" but merges the original and delayed signal into one. Depending on the source it can make instruments sound "omnipresent" (pads, strings, etc), "doubled" (vocals, guitars, etc), "widened" (reverb auxes, drums), "placed in 3D space" (moved to sides and "farther" as if the source was recorded with two microphones without phase alignment set up properly) and so on.
VeeWidener is a tool designed to deliver many flavors of the effect and it has taken benefits of the ADC (Automatic Delay Compensation) feature used in modern DAWs. Unfortunately, this also means that it cannot be automated, since real-time manipulation of the latency is bound to create "crackles". Use it as "set and forget" tool.
Anyway, you are strongly encouraged to fiddle with the knobs and find the effect you need . Various combinations of controls will give various results, going way beyond the original '80s concept.
As it is in the case of all my plugins, there is a security measure implemented - the plugin will never exceed -0.1 dBFS, no matter what you do with it. It will never damage your speakers or ears. And it can be used to distort the signal by hard-clipping it when you decide to slam it with an extremely hot source. Have fun and let me know what you think
by writing to viperitb()gmail.com.
The main concept is based on the psycho-acoustic trick used by engineers way back in '80s. If you have a mono source, you can create the sense of space by delaying one of the channels by a small number of miliseconds. When the delay is below 40 ms, human brain cannot hear the "echo" but merges the original and delayed signal into one. Depending on the source it can make instruments sound "omnipresent" (pads, strings, etc), "doubled" (vocals, guitars, etc), "widened" (reverb auxes, drums), "placed in 3D space" (moved to sides and "farther" as if the source was recorded with two microphones without phase alignment set up properly) and so on.
VeeWidener is a tool designed to deliver many flavors of the effect and it has taken benefits of the ADC (Automatic Delay Compensation) feature used in modern DAWs. Unfortunately, this also means that it cannot be automated, since real-time manipulation of the latency is bound to create "crackles". Use it as "set and forget" tool.
- Left - delays the L channel (good for non rhythmical sources, like pads; think of it as a "non-synced delay").
- Right - delays the R channel and makes the ADC compensate by the very number of delayed samples (good for rhythmical sources, like guitars or percussion; think of it as a "synced delay").
- L/R Swap - use it to swap the channels for different effect flavors; it is also useful when your source has "moved" to one of the sides and you want to have it on the opposite side.
- Center - this blends in the original signal; it can have various effects. When combined with the L delay, it can create a "chorusing" effect, when combined with the R delay it moves the source "deeper" into the 3D scene.
Anyway, you are strongly encouraged to fiddle with the knobs and find the effect you need . Various combinations of controls will give various results, going way beyond the original '80s concept.
As it is in the case of all my plugins, there is a security measure implemented - the plugin will never exceed -0.1 dBFS, no matter what you do with it. It will never damage your speakers or ears. And it can be used to distort the signal by hard-clipping it when you decide to slam it with an extremely hot source. Have fun and let me know what you think
by writing to viperitb()gmail.com.
Downloads
Win 32 VST
(1.6 Mb)
(5 / 5)
This Is Very Good! And Its Free : )
And always will be! :) Thank you, my friend
Thanks for all of your great free plugins. I downloaded all of the ones you posted here. You've done amazing work on all of them. I truly appreciate the safety limiting on the Vee Widener!!! Why hasn't every VST designer started doing this?
Your'e welcome!
(5 / 5)
Good
Thank you!
Helped my acoustic guitar track.
Glad to hear that!
This is a great plugin for a lazy music maker as me
(5 / 5)
Works well.
Thank you
Definitly my fav vst because lazy chill out kind of music maker, so when I use it I only have to sit in a chair n listen to it doing it's great job on it's own, SECRET MASTERING TOOL, they all think I am a great SOUND MASTER, n I laugh.....Thx for it my friend, u saved me lots of efforts, but sure I dont learn how to do when I use it, but do all pilots r also mechanics of their planes ? LOL
(5 / 5)
This is easy and Great
Thank you! May it serve you well!