Spectral Stereo Expander

US Techivation releases M-Imager      02/09/25

Techivation describes M-Imager as a spectral stereo expander built for mastering-grade precision. They say that its phase-only, time-varying decorrelator creates natural width with razor-sharp transients, perfect mono compatibility, and no colouration. A spokesperson told us, "From stereoising mono tracks to enhancing full mixes, M-Imager delivers unmatched stability, depth, and tonal transparency."

Here's more details direct from the company...

At the heart of M-Imager is a custom phase-only, time-varying spectral decorrelator. The phase rotations it applies are engineered to perfection, preserving transient integrity and ensuring that punch and timing stay intact. And the side energy is continuously aligned so left/right balance never drifts. This guarantees that your mixes will translate flawlessly across playback systems, from club rigs to headphones. Push width confidently, knowing you will always get stable, natural stereo image without chorusing, flanging, or that hollow "phasey" sheen.

Perfect your stereo image with M-Imager's Side Channel Dynamic EQ. It shapes the stereo content with a gentle linear-phase equaliser, while keeping the centre unchanged for perfect mono compatibility. Firmly ground the lows in the middle, while making the sides breathe with the dynamics of your track!

M-Imager's Side EQ lets you gradually roll off the signal to mono below a set frequency to make sure your bass has maximum impact. And the dynamic high shelf makes it easier than ever to dial in stereo width that follows the dynamics of your track.

Pricing and Availability:
On offer at $55 (regular price: $129)

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