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V.I Suite Installer or V.I Suite Zip file IMPORTANT# 1: This installer automatically checks your PC's registry for the current shared VST Plugins folder and defaults to installing the plugin in this folder.

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You can download V.I VST Suite here (3.8MB): Whenever you turn V.I on, notice how the instruments and sounds seem to remain in basically the same place but suddenly become three-dimensional as if you were standing in the room with them. If you have a computer with a 5.1 soundcard and speakers, try listening to music going through V.I and then switch it off and on a couple of times using the button on the plugin. Any other sound that seems to be filtered is just the natural result of proven Ambisonic techniques.

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This may sound complicated but the result is a smooth, natural surround effect.Īs for filters, there are only two: one for the LFE if you choose to use it, another for Movie Mode, again if you choose to use it.

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In fact, inside the V.I plugin, there are over 300 software connections similar to the kinds you would find in modular programs such as Plogue Bidule, Audiomulch, etc. Even without any rear channels, the sound on some recordings seems to jump out of the speakers and take on a life of its own! For the rear surrounds, V.I extracts ambience using a modified second-order Ambisonic approach. Try the slider called Front Ambience and see how you like it. To ensure a stable soundstage, V.I starts with the original front left and right channels from the stereo source file, but then it builds on them with a combination of crosstalk cancellation and second-order Ambisonics for the front ambience. No, V.I is not just "double stereo." I'll get technical for a minute. Yeah but isn't V.I just "double stereo" with some filters V.I simply combines some of their techniques in one VST plugin. Recording engineers, audio engineers and enthusiasts have been doing this kind of thing for years in one way or another. V.I cannot go back into a recording studio and separate the original multitrack audio into separate channels, but it can extract ambience information embedded in the stereo audio and redistribute it among 5.1 channels for playback on home theater equipment capable of decoding surround sound information. You can then encode this data into a surround sound file using appropriate software. V.I is a VST plugin designed to convert a stereo input to a 5.1 audio output.

The 2-in/2-out fLfR, CLFE, and sLsR plugins have been tested successfully in Adobe Audition 1.5-2.0, Steinberg Wavelab 5.0, Kristal Audio Engine, Cakewalk Sonar 5 Producer Edition, and Sony Vegas 6.

V.I has been tested in various multichannel hosts such as Plogue Bidule, Audiomulch, Sound Forge 9, and Steinberg Cubase SX or Nuendo versions 2.x or later.

On/off control for A-B monitoring of effect.

Movie Mode switch redirects some dialog frequencies from front left and right channels to the center channel to enhance dialog while still maintaining a good stereo soundstage.

Companion fLfR, CLFE, and sLsR VST plugins duplicate V.I’s effects in channel pairs in VST hosts that do not support multichannel plugins such as V.I.

Pass-through of original left and right signals ensures accurate reproduction of original stereo imaging (when not in Movie Mode).

Independent controls for adding ambience to the front or rear soundstage.

Width correction helps compensate for source files that were mixed too narrow or too wide.

These plugins server as a follow-up to the original V.I bidule layout and incorporates several improvements. Using V.I with audio editing programs or players

Using V.I in Steinberg Cubase SX Or Nuendo (Note: the plugin “II” that was distributed with Beta versions of V.I has been replaced by sLsR.)