Jagger Audio · London
Jab deals with the balance inside a stereo mix. Uppercut puts a sound further forward or further back. Both are designed to get you to an answer quickly, without turning one job into twenty parameters.
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Four bands for the parts of a mix that behave differently.
A mix can feel finished in the room and fall apart everywhere else. Jab lets you change the centre, width, colour and movement of four adjustable frequency bands, then check what survives in mono and on a small speaker.
See how Jab works
Front-to-back placement
Move a sound back without building a reverb patch around it.
Depth rolls together the level, tone, reflections and room cues that make distance believable. Room changes the space. Mix decides how much of the placement you keep. That's the whole front panel.
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We like plugins that make a clear argument. Fewer controls, strong defaults, and enough monitoring to know when the move actually worked.
Private beta
We're speaking directly with engineers while the final details settle. If you want to try Jab or Uppercut, get in touch.
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