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Fuse Audio Labs has put the OCELOT Upmixer Black Friday deal at $39, 43% off, until Dec 6, 2026. It is a plugin that turns mono sources into stereo.
The maker says it uses spectral diffusion technology to widen the soundscape without unwanted artifacts. The plugin is part of the Ocelot Series.
It spreads a mono signal evenly across the stereo field and the frequency spectrum. The maker says the result keeps full mono compatibility.
Target sources named by the maker include single drum mics, backing vocals and guitars. The aim is a stereo image that stays true to the original performance.
The Tune control adapts the upmix to the character of an instrument or voice. High-pass and low-pass filters and a switchable diffusion mode add further tonal refinement.
Fuse Audio Labs says the processing avoids metallic or hollow tones and delivers phase-coherent stereo.
The meters and the vector scope give real-time feedback while you work, so you can check phase coherence and balance as you dial in the width.
On Mac, you need a 64-bit host on an Intel or Apple Silicon CPU, 2GB RAM and macOS 10.12 or newer. Plugin formats are VST2, VST3, AAX and AudioUnits.
On Windows, 32-bit and 64-bit hosts are supported. You need an Intel compatible CPU (2 GHz or faster recommended), 2GB RAM and Windows 7 or newer. Formats are VST2, VST3 and AAX.
Both platforms call for a display resolution of 1280x1024 pixels or more.
Yes. The OCELOT Upmixer Black Friday deal takes 43% off this Fuse Audio Labs plugin, bringing it to $39 until Dec 6, 2026.
It converts mono sources into natural-sounding stereo using spectral diffusion technology. The maker says it spreads the signal evenly across the stereo field and frequency spectrum while keeping full mono compatibility.
The Tune control adapts the upmix to the instrument or voice. High-pass and low-pass filters and a switchable diffusion mode refine the tone. Level and correlation metering and a vector scope show the stereo balance in real time.
Yes. It runs as VST2, VST3 and AAX on Windows and Mac, and as AudioUnits on Mac. Mac builds are 64-bit only, while Windows supports 32-bit and 64-bit hosts.
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