Basslane is used to narrow the stereo width of low frequencies in tracks and mixes. It's a simple, yet handy utility that allows you to regain bass tightness and prevent "muddy" mixes caused by a too wide low end.

Basslane is also very useful when mastering and especially when mastering for vinyl records. It allows you to transparently prevent problematic stereo content in the low frequencies. The easy-to-use interface features a range of monitoring options allowing precise fine tuning while auditioning the processing at different stages.

What is this useful for?

- Regain tightness in the bottom of your mix by preventing kick drums and bass lines flying around all over the stereo field.

- Drumtracks mixed from multiple sources, or processed with delay, reverb etc will often just sound confusing if the kickdrum isn't centered. Just drop Basslane on the track.

- Experiment with effects on various tracks without losing definition and focus in the bass region.

- Very useful when mastering for vinyl records.

Key Features:

• Easy to use.
• Transparent stereo sound with classic pan response.
• 6/12 dB/oct filter switch for variable filter steepness.
• Width sweepable from full stereo to full mono.
• Useful auditioning modes.

New in this version:

• Fixed: Recording of excess automation data.
• Fixed: Output always mono in some hosts (such as FL Studio).
• Interface buttons can no longer be turned on/off individually.