Category: JAX Legacy

Initially we wanted to remove our JAX Stereo Tool in favor of the new JAX 3Stereo, where it is integrated. Some users did want to keep the classic tool (one of our first releases). So we updated the old code for latest frameworks and devices and re-adjusted the price.

Users of our JAX 3Stereo do not need the legacy JAX Stereo Tool. Because 3Stereo implements the same tool in its all-pass mode.

Our legendary first release for increasing loudness and presence of your audio streams. The JAX !Make Louder.

This is the no less famous tool in our audio unit collection, a professional grade stereo audio processor, the JAX StereoTool, which is even able to bring back lost stereo signal due to phase cancellation (mono recovery phase inverter), which otherwise would be lost forever when converted to mono.

JAX Convolutors are SIMD optimized convolution processors for creating authentic reverberations based on IR (Impulse Response) audio files, recorded at the original locations with special equipment. The apps come with a set of high quality factory presets for instant access. The JAX Convolutor PRO version allows to load your own IR audio files with file lengths up to 30 seconds.

JAX Convolutors are SIMD optimized convolution processors for creating authentic reverberations based on IR (Impulse Response) audio files, recorded at the original locations with special equipment. The apps come with a set of high quality factory presets for instant access. The JAX Convolutor PE (preset edition) does not allow loading user IR files but comes with a large amount of included optimized IR files.

The easy to use musically responding pitch shifters. JAX PIII is based on FFT (phase vocoder) – frequency domain pitch shifter – and better suited for material without strong transients.

The easy to use musically responding pitch shifters. JAX PII is based on delay lines – time domain pitch shifter – and better suited for material with transients.

JAX Unisonic was initially just an ‘Unison’ audio effect. With version 2 it was growing to somewhat more exciting. There are 8 independent stereophonic audio channels created from a single stereo input, with individual parameters for pitch, pan, level and delay for each of the split channels.