| Blue Cat's Widening Liny EQ is a 9 bands linear phase Mid/Side equalizer. Thanks to Blue Cat's unique widening technology, you can manage equalization of Middle / Side parts of the stereo signal separately. And best of all, you can choose the virtual center of the signal: it lets you control where you want the equalization to take place in the stereo field. This is the ultimate solution to widen your stereo image with precision: you can choose to enhance treble on the sides and bass on the middle to strengthen the original stereo recording of you band, or completely modify the way your instrument is positioned in the mix, choosing to set the virtual middle 30% percent on the left and modify its spectrum accurately. The effect also works on mono signal since you can modify the perception of the stereo image by choosing the virtual center position. Everything is possible, with minimal latency! If you add to this picture the full VST/DX automation support for a zipper-free real-time and continuous change of parameters, you have the ultimate stereo widener of the market. If you whish to use this plug-in as a simple equalizer, you can choose to link mid/side faders and get the same result as the standard liny EQ. If you want a Left / Right equalizer, just set the center as Right and 'Mid' will become left and 'Side' Right. New in v3.0 - Advanced MIDI control with customizable parameters curve response and MIDI learn.
- Now supports Blue Cat's Skinnning language 1.2.4 with several skins per session.
- Parameters can be fine tuned when the shift key is down, which offers a .1 dB gain resolution.
- CPU efficiency improvement: no processing occurs when input is silent.
- Settings window now loads faster.
- (Bug fix): in some plug-in adapters (such as FxPansion's VST to RTAS adapter) the GUI did not display properly when first loaded.
- (Bug fix): when reinstalling the software in another directory, the "skin not found" message was displayed.
- Warning: because it now supports MIDI events, the DirectX plug-in may appear in the "Synth" or "DXi" category instead of "effects" in some hosts (such as Cakewalk Sonar). If it does not appear in you host, you might want to use our DXi Manager to de-activate MIDI features.
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