Mrugalla ALLHaas: Free Stereo Widening VST Plugin

It uses a bunch of allpass filters to give each element in your mix the sense of a new location.

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Timecodes:
00:00 Intro and Example
01:05 ALLHaas
01:46 Technical Explanation
02:14 Mono Trade Off
03:18 MidSide Mode
04:08 Headphones Music
04:51 Where To Download

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[_floeter]

I would love to have this for macOS! I do keep an old windows machine for such times though, thank you for sharing your work.

[Brendan-Black]

Sounds excellent. Thank you for giving it to us for free!

[Viktor-wflk]

Florian, thank you! very interesting and useful plugin!

[urmkoff]

Really Useful
Thanks for provide us this plugin for free

[jshstuff]

looks useful, gonna have to give it a try. thanks!

[kylewhaley]

It sounds like if you push it to the extremes it could be a cool sound design tool as well

[ArtEntity]

thank you 🙏🏽 did this take a lot to develop or was it easy for u ?

[xantux]

I just thought it might be useful if it had a bypass that keeps it mono, so you can easily monitor the changes to the mono signal.
I just tried it on piano - seems a lot more subtle than I expected 🤔

[bixenter]

It's noticeable on speakers when sitting close to them(like on my table at computer) or when it's a room where speakers set far away from each other.

[bixenter]

Also I had no time to try it yet, just a thought. If you make a version with allpass frequencies spread that could make possible to have identical distance set and still have stereorize. Hard to tell if worth it without checking on practice. Like, when stack ALLpass filters they all on the same frequency, like KHz's Disperser. When you spread then it means that each ALLpass filter step is away from each other, on different frequencies. Sometimes I use 3-5 spreaded ALLpasses to make like none focused phase rotation(not for stereo effect), tho I set each band manually. It just make different phase rotation image.