Mix Positioning Made Easy

US EVA Instruments releases Virtual Stage FX      22/08/25

EVA Instruments has released Virtual Stage FX which they describe as a practical tool for sound engineers and music producers who need a fast and reliable way to control the spatial placement of instruments in the mix. Here's the details in their own words...

Virtual Stage – One Move, Perfect Placement

Virtual Stage is a straightforward plugin designed to help you position instruments naturally within your mix.
By moving the sound source inside a virtual room, the plugin's built-in algorithms adjust EQ, delay, stereo width, balance, panning, and reverb in real time – changing the perceived spatial position instantly.

Focused and Practical
No need for complex routing or dozens of parameters. The interface is minimal and intuitive--just place the source where you want it, and Virtual Stage applies the necessary processing.

Room Options
Three room sizes provide different acoustic perspectives:

  •     Small – compact and focused.
  •     Medium – balanced and versatile.
  •     Large – wide and immersive.

 

Compatibility

  •     Formats: VST3, AU
  •     Platforms: Windows & macOS


Features:

  •     Intuitive drag-and-place sound positioning
  •     Three virtual room sizes: Small, Medium, Large
  •     One-of-a-kind spatial placement technology
  •     Zero complex setup – just move your sound

Pricing and Availability:
$14.00

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