Voxengo MSED free

I've been looking for the correct, yet warm "jazz mono" mid/side split proc for as far as i can remember, and when i tried the MSED (even in Inline mode, let alone its encoder/decorder split features) it blew me away, there's something in its re-summing algorithm that makes it sound much "warmer" than any other M/S sum processor... so, for that late-50s "general usage" or for the late 70s centered "high pass" when i'm balancing the mix, or going through some 10 year old colledge tapes, or touching up some rare press needledrops, ... or even for the occasional VHS transfer's NICAM recovery - MSED is the nicest M/S processor i found so far, and it's free!!!  Thanks Alex!

MSED just works as it must, and the new "inline" mode is very convenient.  Powerful plug-in for mastering, and you can always use it on a track to get some special sound.  You saw it in powerful mastering processors, now you can have it on your PC, and even for free!

You can read about the Mid-Side decoding in Bob Katz's "Guide to TC Finalizer" or "Secret mastering" (he also shows some tricks), one can find them free in PDF in the internet.

I've only been using Voxengo mastering plugins for a short time, and already they have become a core inclusion in all of my new projects and in many of my old ones.

I've been able to re-release clearer, brighter, smoother versions of tracks that I thought could never be lightened-up.

My listeners have already sent me glowing feedback about the quality and spacialization of my new and re-released mixes, since having incorporated Voxengo products.

I use almost the whole array of products in different combinations in different productions with fanastic results... though it's hard not to go overboard!

While some plugins are "too subtle to be heard", there's no question they modify the /feeling/ of the music; more solid, more smooth, and more enjoyable!

I plan to purchase the remaining pieces missing from my collection in the near future.

Thanks Voxengo, for sweet sounds and sweet deals.