Treating different sections of the frequency spectrum individually is one of the most common challenges in mixing and mastering. Triad, from Unfiltered Audio makes the process more clear than ever.
Take control of the whole spectrum. Triad from Unfiltered Audio allows you carve up the mix and apply different processes across three frequency bands.
Here’s how the developers describe the new plugin:
“In a nutshell, TRIAD is a three-band frequency splitter capable of processing the low, mid, and high frequencies with different effect rows. From multi-band compression to frequency dependent reverb, complex distortions to intricate delays, pitch shifting and a variety of modulation based effects, all of this and much is now a breeze to setup and control.”
In addition to a linear approach to splitting bands of the spectrum, you can manipulate the stereo field by going into left-right and mid-side specific processing.
For more information on this deeply capable plugin, visit the Unfiltered Audio website.
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