Physion Mk II Crossgrade from SplitEQ: Multi-Effect Plugin by Eventide

Physion Mk II splits incoming audio into a transient stream and a tonal stream using Eventide's Improved Structural Split technology. You can process each stream separately, then control the output level of the transient and tonal paths independently.

The underlying split can also be adjusted directly. This makes it possible to fine-tune where the separation falls, which is useful when a mix element has both percussive and sustained content.

The transient effects include Delay, Tap Delay, Dynamics, Phaser, Reverb, Gate+EQ and Reverse Delay. The tonal effects include Delay, Dynamics, Pitch, Chorus, Reverb, Tremolo, EQ and Reverse Delay.

The interface is resizable and includes a scrolling waveform display, so you can see the audio while you work without digging through menus. A/B comparison and undo/redo let you audition changes against your starting point.

The new reverse delays offer Gating, Ping-pong and Crystals modes. The Polyphonic pitch shifting algorithm is based on SIFT (Spectral Instantaneous Frequency Tracking). A side chain input is available for the dynamics processors.

The interface supports Normal, Dark and Colorblind Accessible color schemes.