Andrea
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1. Close your DAW and extract the ZIP archive.
2. Copy the complete SmartTrackDelay.vst3 folder, including its contents, to C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3. When updating, replace the existing plugin folder.
3. Reopen your DAW, rescan your plugins if needed, and add Smart Track Delay to a stereo track or group.

Adjust each side’s delay and level independently. A mono recording can stay mono, but the plugin needs a stereo track or group. There is no added dry signal or feedback. Check your mix in mono when using different left and right delays.

Version 1.0.1 improves Windows compatibility. The controls and audio processing are unchanged.

1. Requires Windows 64-bit and a DAW with VST3 support.
2. Close your DAW, extract the ZIP and copy the complete SmartEffects.vst3 folder, including its contents, to C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3.
3. Reopen your DAW, rescan if needed, and insert Smart Effects on an instrument track or effects bus.

In INSERT mode, the original dry signal stays unchanged while the reverb and echo run in parallel. In SEND mode, only the effects are returned. Set their LEVEL controls independently, choose Room, Plate or Hall, and enable SYNC to follow your DAW’s tempo.

For stereo ambience from a mono instrument, use a mono-to-stereo insert or a stereo effects bus. The plugin has no output limiter: watch the PEAK lamp and leave headroom when adding effects.

1. Requires Windows 64-bit and a DAW with VST3 support.
2. Close your DAW, extract the ZIP and copy the complete SmartMastering.vst3 folder, including its contents, to C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3.
3. Reopen your DAW, rescan if needed, and insert Smart Mastering on a stereo master bus or stereo group.

1. Requires Windows 64-bit and a DAW with VST3 support.
2. Close your DAW, extract the ZIP and copy the complete SmartEqualizer.vst3 folder, including its Contents directory, to C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3.
3. Reopen your DAW, rescan if needed, and insert Smart Equalizer on a mono or stereo track, bus or master.

Start with all five knobs at zero. Adjust BASS for body, LOW MIDS for warmth, MIDS for presence and HIGHS for air, then add a little SATURATION if desired. In stereo, the EQ settings are shared by the left and right channels.

Compare the INPUT and OUTPUT spectra as a visual guide and make decisions by listening. Saturation is not a limiter: watch the output clip lights, reduce large EQ boosts and leave headroom in your DAW.

1. Requires Windows 64-bit and a DAW with VST3 support.
2. Close your DAW, extract the ZIP and copy the complete SmartCube.vst3 folder, including its Contents directory, to C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3.
3. Reopen your DAW, rescan if needed, and use a monitor/control-room effects slot. Otherwise, insert Smart Cube last on the master bus for auditioning.

Start in MONO with OUTPUT LEVEL at 0 dB. Listen to vocals, lead instruments and midrange balance, use STEREO to check panning, and compare with BYPASS. The CLIP light warns of output sample peaks; lower the output level if needed.

Bypass or remove Smart Cube before exporting your finished mix. It does not automatically bypass during export. This is an original small-speaker voicing, not a measurement-based recreation of a specific loudspeaker, a room simulation or a replacement for physical monitors.

1. Requires Windows 64-bit and a DAW with VST3 support. Mono and stereo layouts are supported.
2. Close your DAW, extract the ZIP and copy the complete SmartAnalyzer.vst3 folder, including its Contents directory, to C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3.
3. Reopen your DAW, rescan if needed, and insert Smart Analyzer after the processing and level adjustments you want to measure, normally after EQ and limiting on the master bus.

Press RESET and play the track from start to finish once to measure integrated loudness. Momentary, short-term and integrated LUFS readings are separate from true-peak estimates. Loops and repeated playback keep contributing until RESET.

Use the spectrum as a visual guide and check the vectorscope and correlation for stereo balance and possible mono cancellation. HOLD freezes the spectrum only; the other measurements continue.

Smart Analyzer can remain enabled during export because it does not change the audio. It does not normalize, limit or prevent clipping. Check your DAW’s pre/post-fader routing when measuring the final output.