ADT was one of the first Airwindows plugins. It uses two adjustable delay taps, which you can mix either in-phase or out of phase, to sculpt the sound. The idea is, you can get a lusher sound through the very quick delay while also positioning the times so that they give you reinforcements and cancellations […]
StereoFXDemo was my take on a stereo widener in 2007. It has several tricks worth noting. The Stereo Wide control doesn’t simply amplify the side channel, it distorts it. It applies a transform designed to bring sound energy forward in space, so boosting it will produce a hyped, wideness effect. The current-plugin equivalent is Wider, which […]
AirwindowsImpulses is not a plugin, but my first set of samples. These are reverb impulses, for use with Space Designer or any convolution reverb. They are free. Here’s what you get… AirportTerminal– just what it says. Of course, one cannot fire off a starter pistol in an airport- so this impulse is created from something else. […]
Ambience is an early Airwindows plugin that uses the concept of Haas effect (or, precedence effect, or law of first wavefront) to fill in additional sonic information in a way that doesn’t mask the initial transient. It does this in an interesting way: it’s calling on lots of individual delay taps from 811 to 7883 samples, […]
