The plug-in works in 64-bit and supports sample rates up to 192 kHz. Or, quite literally putting it into words, WIDTH, DEPTH, and HEIGHT (with two, three, and four associated algorithmic modes to respectively choose from), as well as the self-explanatory IN (controls the input gain with a range of -24dB to +24dB) and OUT (controls the output gain with a range of -24dB to +24dB), in the case of Expanse 3D, which applies a liberal dusting of psychoacoustic magic to achieve the three-dimensional feel focused in its appropriate appellation using a combination of analogue-type saturation, spectral phase offsetting, re-synthesis, intricate delay networks, and more, making it a perfect candidate for mixing, mastering, and sound design duly helping to glue sounds together while creating contrast and definition between sounds in a mix. United Plugins’ Electrum runs as VST, VST3, AU and AAX on macOS (10.10 or later) and Windows (8 and 10). Transmutator comes in all the common Mac OS and Windows plugin formats and, essentially, it offers multiple blending modes that allow you to combine or transition between two signals in creative ways. Which was exactly the thinking behind Expanse 3D, the latest plug-in from United Plugins founding partner JMG Sound, specialising in making use of complex audio processing techniques but balancing them with easy-to-use controls, as established in its previous products, Hyperspace, Transmutator, and Orbitron. 110 129 Providing an original method of effecting your sonics, Orbitron’s fresh concept conjures living, breathing modulation.
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