Wavesfactory TrackSpacer v2.5.10 / v2.5.9 WiN MacOSX

Trackspacer creates space in a mix by carving the frequencies that the main track needs into another track in real time. Similar to a sidechain compressor, but a thousand times more powerful and transparent. It's considered a secret mixing weapon by many artists, producers and engineers.

SECRET MIXING WEAPON

Trackspacer features a 32 band EQ that reacts to the incoming sidechain signal. It analyses the spectrum of the sidechain and applies a reversed EQ curve to another track. That way you are creating space for a certain track by cutting the exact frequencies that it needs in realtime to another track.

ADVANCED PANEL

With version 2.0 the plugin was improved by introducing new functionalities for better sound control. Introducing M/S or L/R modes now you can apply the effect only to the mid channel, the sides or anything in between. With the attack and release controls now you can set how Trackspacer reacts to the incoming signal and how it processes it, making it smoother or punchier like a regular compressor.

ABOUT SIDECHAIN

Audio processors react to an input signal and produce an output one. This input signal can be the direct or external, the external is also called "side-chain". It is very common to use a sidechain compressor, specially in EDM, to duck a track based on the level of another audio track (i.e. pumping effect).

TRACKSPACER VS COMPRESSION

Compressors react to the amplitude / volume / level of the audio signal. Based on how loud the source signal is, they apply more or less compression. Multiband compressors split the signal in different bands and apply different settings on each band, but the detection is still the same as regular ones.

Trackspacer splits the source signal in 32 bands and analyses them individually. Then, it reverses the result and applies a 32 band EQ to duck exactly the same frequencies that the source needs... and in real time! That's why it's much better, transparent and easy to use than regular compressors, it's all about detection.

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