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The Lifeline Width Black Friday deal from Excite Audio brings this stereo width plugin to $8, 57% off, until Nov 29, 2026.
Lifeline Width is a stereo width plugin built around four processing algorithms. The maker says its controls are meant to help with wide soundscapes, leads that grab attention and close-up vocal takes.
The maker also describes it as a way to give recordings depth and immersion.
It shapes stereo width through four algorithms, each handling the job differently.
The maker says you can get there through panning, pitching, signal boosting or detuning, with the parameters kept streamlined so any kind of stereo-width processing is within reach.
Stereo control comes with advanced multiband processing, and the multiband functionality covers both gain and effect processing. That lets you treat different parts of the spectrum separately.
The rest of the feature list:
Bass Mono is the control to reach for when the low end needs to stay centred while the rest of the signal opens up. The phase correlation meter shows how the widened signal is behaving.
On macOS, Lifeline Width runs on macOS 10.15 or higher, with Intel and native Apple Silicon both supported. Formats are VST3, AU, AAX and Standalone.
On Windows, it needs Windows 7 or higher, with VST3, AAX and Standalone formats. Both platforms are 64-bit only.
Supported DAWs include Ableton Live, Pro Tools, FL Studio, Cubase, Nuendo, Reaper and Reason, plus more. Logic Pro is listed for macOS.
Yes. The Lifeline Width Black Friday deal takes 57% off this Excite Audio stereo width plugin, so it costs $8 until Nov 29, 2026.
Lifeline Width has four stereo width algorithms, multiband stereo control, L/R Balance and Bass Mono controls, a phase correlation meter, Dry/Wet Mix, Output Gain and Tone controls, Global Bypass, a resizeable UI and 50 presets.
On macOS it comes as VST3, AU, AAX and Standalone. On Windows it is VST3, AAX and Standalone. Supported DAWs include Ableton Live, Pro Tools, FL Studio, Cubase, Nuendo, Reaper and Reason, plus Logic Pro on macOS.
The Haas mode creates width by layering a copy of the incoming sound, while the Mid / Side mode shifts how much center and side content you hear relative to each other. Turn up Detune to slightly shift the pitch of the signal, which gives a broad, chorus-like shimmer, while the Mono option collapses the stereo image into a narrower one.
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