Available together or on their own, the two plugins bring mastering-grade EQ, Mid/Side control and stereo enhancement to MPC and DAW producers.
AIR Music Tech’s Stereophonic Bundle gives MPC and DAW producers two stereo processors for wider, warmer mixes, matching a Pultec-style EQ with a mastering-grade stereo enhancer. Stereophonic EQP and Stereophonic Enhancer run in MPC Standalone, MPC Desktop and any major DAW, in VST, AU and AAX, and can be bought together or on their own.
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Stereophonic EQP
Stereophonic EQP is a modern take on Pultec-style equalisation, with four bands plus a high-pass filter, Tube Warmth saturation and switchable Stereo or Mid/Side modes. It shapes the tonal foundation of a track, bus or full mix with broad, musical curves, and adds a little stereo width on the way, with 28 presets, per-band bypass and an output control on hand.
Stereophonic Enhancer
Stereophonic Enhancer works the stereo image and low end at the bus and mastering stage. A Sub Enhancer adds low-end weight, Glue tightens stereo cohesion, and separate Harmonics and Air controls bring richness and top-end presence. Mid/Side processing adds Side Mix and Compensation controls, and a minimal phase-shift design keeps the sound mono-safe.
Used together, the two plugins cover production, mixing and mastering without piling on complexity. “Whether you’re finishing a beat inside your MPC or polishing a full mix in your DAW, these two processors work together to make every mix feel wider, warmer, and more complete,” said Neal Gustafson, Software Marketing Manager at AIR Music Tech.
AIR started life as Digidesign’s in-house instrument team before growing into an independent developer under the inMusic umbrella, and the MPC focus here reflects that hardware connection. Beatmakers get more punch and polish on MPC productions, while mix engineers get mastering-grade EQ, Mid/Side tools and harmonic enhancement in one place.
The Stereophonic Bundle is available now from airmusictech.com and thempcstore.com, with a 10-day free trial for anyone who wants to test the two plugins first.
