Transfer: Spatial Audio Positioner Plugin by Lese Free Download

Transfer handles the ambisonic encoding and decoding internally, so the work of placing a sound happens in one place. You choose a position using the spherical positioner or the X/Y pad, depending on how you prefer to think about space.

The Spread control reduces how easily a listener can point to the source, which gives a softer, more diffuse placement. Separation can split a stereo input so that the left and right channels arrive from separate angles while keeping the same distance from the listener.

The binaural-ready modeling filters the signal according to how the human ear perceives sound from a given angle. The developer describes the result as ultra-realistic spatial audio with lower CPU usage than comparable approaches.

The doppler effect is simulated to represent how moving sound changes in pitch and character, which is useful for movement that passes around or toward the listener. Lese notes that its demos illustrate the effect.

In version 1.2.0 the Reflections toggle adds early and late reflections. You can set room dimensions and surface materials, or enable Size Sync to map the room size to the Distance parameter. A separate volume mix for early and late reflections lets you adjust how much space you hear.