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Swar Systems SwarPlug 1.0 VSTi 64 Bit The SwarPlug is a unique plugin that interfaces with the stereo balance of your system, allowing you to select between various input sources (or inserts) for use as part of the output mix. The signal flow is easy to understand by clicking on the "drawn" blocks in this example: -SwarInput → ˜SwarOutput→ SwarMixer→ Stereo Master To create an insert for your monitor track, click on "SwarMonitor", then click on "Add Insert." You can now drag any combination of up to 3 inserts into the Monitor Track. Now, to get audio from your inserts into the SwarMonitor insert, click on the SwarMonitor Insert to highlight it, then click any of your Insert blocks from the SwarInput to highlight them. They should now be connected together. Drop a SwarPlugin onto a track and set it up: There are three core features in this plugin:Audio example:1.Swap: The output source for this plugin is based on the listener's perspective. That is, the left side of the stereo field will be assigned to either Left or Right. When a change is made in this control, you will notice that the actual audio being processed doesn't change until you play or record new audio. If you have a signal that has been panned hard to one side, it may still have a subtle amount of sound on the other channel. 2.Balance: This control affects what percentage of the output is summed from each input source based on their relative volume. If your inserts are exactly equal in volume there will be no difference in what goes into your master output depending on which input source is chosen (Selector) if Balance is at 50%. 3. SwarMixer: This provides a powerful way to route a signal from a source with a certain amount of spatial information to a specific position in the mix. A good usage example is when you have an original stereo recording, and want to reduce unwanted low end from the overall sound. In this case, you could put the unwanted low end from the recording into "swarMixer" and assign it to either "Left or Right" depending on how much space it occupies. In this example, the SwarPlug is equalizing the audio into both sides of your stereo field while filling in any missing spatial information. 4. Stereo Width: This control is the opposite of mono-ing out your audio. Increasing this value will allow your input to occupy a broader stereo field based on how much it already occupies. 1.SwarInput: This is where you choose which input source will be utilized as part of the output mix. You can choose from the 3 essential input sources i.e. Swar, Mono and Midside, as well as any virtual inserts created via SwarMonitor's Monitor Input block option. The green dot indicates the currently chosen input source for this plugin's output mix, and a popup menu displays all other choices available to you at any given time including their position in the signal flow diagram seen below: 2. cfa1e77820
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