Wizard
Key Features
- Expands the perceived stereo image of mono or stereo audio sources with a focused stereo-width effect.
- Designed for mono-compatible widening, helping preserve a usable result when a mix is summed to mono.
- Supports VST, VST3, and AAX in Windows DAWs.
- Adds AU support on Mac alongside VST, VST3, and AAX compatibility.
- Uses AudioFB's $0.00 product checkout and activation flow rather than a limited-time giveaway.
- Keeps the workflow centered on fast spatial enhancement instead of a multi-module imaging suite.
Description
Wizard is a stereo-widening effect from AudioFB that expands the stereo image of mono or stereo sources while aiming to keep the result compatible when summed to mono. It is a deliberately simple spatial utility for adding spread to individual elements without turning the task into a full mixing or mastering workflow.
The official product page lists a $0.00 price, current in-stock status, and an Add to cart route, with an optional donation invitation rather than a time-limited promotion. Delivery and activation are handled by AudioFB, and the developer states that an internet connection is required for activation.
Wizard supports VST, VST3, and AAX on Windows, plus AU on Mac alongside the other listed formats. The stated minimum systems are Windows 8.1 and OS X 10.13, so it is best treated as a focused effect for supported DAWs rather than a standalone stereo editor.
Its narrow feature set favors fast width adjustments on mono or stereo parts such as synths, guitars, vocals, and instrument groups. Use moderation and check the mix in mono when making aggressive width choices, especially on sources that need to remain strong on narrow playback systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get Wizard?
AudioFB's individual Wizard page lists the plugin at $0.00 and provides the Add to cart step that begins its delivery flow. This page is the configured external destination, so AudioFB remains responsible for the current installer and activation process.
Does Wizard need an internet connection?
Yes. AudioFB explicitly states that an internet connection is required for product activation. Check the delivery email or AudioFB's instructions after completing the zero-cost order for the current activation steps.
Which plugin formats does Wizard support?
AudioFB lists VST, VST3, and AAX for Windows. On Mac, it lists VST, VST3, AU, and AAX; the stated minimum systems are Windows 8.1 and OS X 10.13.
What does mono-compatible widening mean here?
Wizard is intended to widen a source while reducing the phase-related problems that can occur when a widened signal is summed to mono. That does not replace checking a mix in mono, particularly when using pronounced stereo effects on important lead parts.
