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Smart Electronix - DFX Monomaker

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Software: DFX Monomaker
Developer: Smart Electronix
Primary Type: Imaging / Panning / Spatial
Price (MSRP): Free
Effect(s): VSTAudio Unit
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Windows 1.0.1 DownloadReleased
Mac OS XMac OS X Universal Binary 1.0.1 DownloadReleased

Copy Protection: None
Average User Rating: Average rating - 8.125

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DFX Monomaker

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Monomaker is a simple mono-merging and stereo-recentering utility. You can use it to progressively mix down a stereo signal to mono and you can use it for equal power, center-shifting pans.

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By scumble
On 22nd March 2004
Version: 1.0.1

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A very simple plugin that allows you to merge stereo channels to mono. You can "narrow" the stereo image as much or as little as you like. The result can also be panned by monomaker.
Documentation is unnecessary because it's so simple. The interface is nice enough and it's perfectly clear what the controls do (there are only two).
It's a very useful little utility that can come to the rescue in many situations, usually when virtual mixers refuse to route signals in the way you want.
As far as I can tell, it is totally transparent sound-wise.
 
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