Stereoizer Elements from NUGEN Audio is a plug-in that provides for instant stereo image expansion or reduction, from mono to stereo, stereo to super-wide, and everywhere in between. The software offers the full range of stereo image enhancement, from gentle width adjustments to huge transformations, and using visual feedback and simple controls allows the plug-in to deliver desired results with a minimum of effort. Additionally, the character of the original source is left intact with no artificial reverberation, chorusing or delay added.
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Key Features
- Stereo Image Expansion or Reduction
- Add Width to Mono Recordings/Tracks
- Leaves Original Character Intact
- Visual Feedback
Stereoizer Elements from NUGEN Audio is a plug-in that provides for instant stereo image expansion or reduction, from mono to stereo, stereo to super-wide, and everywhere in between. The software offers the full range of stereo image enhancement, from gentle width adjustments to huge transformations, and using visual feedback and simple controls allows the plug-in to deliver desired results with a minimum of effort. Additionally, the character of the original source is left intact with no artificial reverberation, chorusing or delay added.
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NuGen Audio Stereoizer Elements Overview
Expand narrow sounds
Introduce width to mono recordings or tracks
Open up cluttered frequencies
Settle "forward" sounds
Enhance the depth of FX return channels
Subtly blend inserts and returns
"Reign in" spot FX
NuGen Audio Stereoizer Elements Specs
| Mac System Requirements | |
| Windows System Requirements |
NuGen Audio Stereoizer Elements Reviews
Amazing plug in
By Kyle
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-07-08
Gives your track warmth and stereo width without phasing issues. Use this on almost every track. Love it !
Does What It's Supposed To
By David
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2019-12-04
I needed it specifically to make a mono track stereo. It did sound more stereo. I think I need to get into the nuts and bolts a little more to tweak but so far I'm happy. The price from B&H was great!
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