PSP stereoAligner2: Refine Your Stereo Image Effortlessly

PSPaudioware has launched PSP stereoAligner2, a sophisticated tool designed specifically to correct and refine the stereo image of any dual-channel recording. This plugin excels in a variety of settings, whether you’re working with spaced microphones, synthetic stereo sources, or intricate mix elements.

With PSP stereoAligner2, users gain precise control over several essential parameters including time alignment, variable phase adjustment, polarity, width, balance, and gain. The intuitive visual interface features a built-in goniometer (X-Y scope) and peak metering, enabling users to quickly diagnose and correct stereo issues.

Key Features of PSP stereoAligner2

• Sample-accurate delay correction for stereo field shaping.
• Independent low/mid/high phase adjustments.
• Channel swapping and polarity flips to correct track issues.
• Width manipulation for better stereo image control.
• Peak level meter for monitoring output digital peak levels.

This plugin is particularly useful for addressing precise inter-channel phase issues, allowing for a proper mono output when needed. Additionally, it solves inter-channel latency issues due to asymmetric distances between sound sources and microphones, which is crucial for achieving an accurate stereo balance.

Applications:
The application of PSP stereoAligner2 extends to correcting improperly adjusted levels, handling polarity settings, and choosing the best stereo layout in your mix.

Pricing & Availability

Price
Introductory: $49
Regular: $99

Available for both macOS and Windows in VST, VST3, AU, and AAX plugin formats, the introductory price is valid until December 10th. Furthermore, buyers during the introductory period will gain early access to the upcoming PSP stereoAnalyser2, a powerful metering plugin, one full month prior to its official release.

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