Based on the s' wishes, we extracted a core feature from DarkFire to create WideFire. This plugin introduces an innovative audio widening technique, offering a unique approach that sures traditional wideners. It provides a natural and exciting wide stereo field whilst maintaining excellent mono compatibility and it can even create stereo content from mono sources.

What WideFire does
Similarly to DarkFire, WideFire is an analogue-style saturator plugin that offers an exceptional feature: after saturating your signal, the added harmonics are detached, a widening algorithm is applied to them, and then they are blended back with the original audio signal.

Natural and Exciting Stereo
Achieve a wider, more immersive sound without sacrificing clarity or introducing unwanted artefacts. WideFire adds a sense of space and excitement to your tracks, bringing them to life.

Use it anywhere
WideFire is perfect for adding width to vocals, guitars, and synths. It helps create spacious mixes without compromising mono compatibility, transforming mono recordings into stereo tracks, enhancing the stereo image of any audio source, and more.

Realistic 3D yet flexible GUI
The photorealistic graphic interface of the plugin gives you the feeling you are touching the real hardware. But it easily adapts to your needs. You can always drag the arrow in the bottom right corner to change its size - make it smaller to save valuable screen space, or enlarge it to make it easier to use.

64-bit audio quality at ANY sampling rate
The plugin provides the maximum audio quality you can get. It uses internal 64-bit audio processing and can handle any sampling rate. 192 kHz or even higher.

Smart by
The intelligent way our plugins manage bying ensures that you don't get any clicks or harmful noises when automating the parameter. It also compensates for latency, ensuring that the by states are perfectly in sync with each other.

Intelligent sleep on silence
 This plugin intelligently detects whether it makes sense to perform processing at all. If not, it temporarily turns on sleep mode. In such a state, it requires virtually no U at all to save the computing sources for other processes.