How Mirror Shapes the Reverse Effect
The core of Mirror is its reverse negative delay. The reversed effect is heard before the original sound, and the plugin keeps the two aligned through latency compensation in your DAW.
The controls are aimed at fitting the effect into a mix. You can soften attacks, trim the length, filter the tail, and extend it. Smoothing transients, removing bass punch or reducing harsh high-end frequencies helps the effect support the source instead of competing with it.
Mirror also includes a smart bypass that avoids clicks when you automate the bypass parameter, and it compensates for latency so the bypassed and active signals stay in sync.






