Transmutator, a novel cross-fading plugin which challenges simple volume fades claims to open up a whole new level of creativity.

Starting life as the latest release from founding plug-in partner JMG Sound, Transmutator takes advantage of complex processing techniques balanced with easy-to-use controls.

The commonplace crossfade effect — simply speaking, making a sound be heard gradually as another disappears or becomes silent — can be useful, but the plugin’s creators claim Transmutator can up that transition for you.

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Designed for many uses, it can transition between different sections in tracks (from verse to chorus or build-up to drop, for example), mixing between two songs (such as in a DJ set), or complement sound design (by fusing and morphing two elements together in various ways).

To use, it is simply a case of inserting the audio effect plug-in in a track, then feeding a second track into its side-chain input.

JMG Sounds’ Transmutator is available to purchase for a time-limited introductory promo price of €19.00 EUR until September 30, 2020 — rising thereafter to €69.00 EUR — as an AAX-, AU-, VST-, and VST3-compatible audio plug-in directly from United Plugins.

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