The main idea behind Soniformer is a spectral balance. A perfectly balanced mix can be seen on a spectrum analyzer as a smooth spectral curve with minimal number of peaks and notches. There can be some deviations from this rule, but generally it always applies. Soniformer uses compression to adjust the spectral balance of any sound material being processed in a way that its spectral curve fulfills the aforementioned rule. Thus, Soniformer could also be called a spectral compressor.

Features:

• Spectral compression technology
• Envelope-driven parameters
• 32-band spectrum analyzer
• Gain change meters
• Stereo linking envelope
• Stereo width envelope
• Two level detector types
• "A-to-B" comparisons
• Factory presets
• Mono-to-Stereo, Stereo-to-Stereo processing
• Sample rates up to 192 kHz supported
• Native assembler DSP code
• 64-bit internal precision