Domain Mixer

Comments (6)

• sleepcycle · July 21 2025
  Is this similar approach to what we see with United Plugins Transmutator in terms of spectral crossfading?
• WesDaMooch · July 22 2025
  Hi Sleepcycle,
  Yeah, it's like Transmutator in that it mixes two signals together in an unconventional way. I haven't personally tried Transmutator, but it looks like it blends both signals in the spectral domain. It analyses and combines the audio based on tonal/noisy components. Domain Mixer only changes the frequency content of the Carrier signal. The Modulator's RMS over time is used as a spectral envelope that's applied to the Carrier. I think the sound from these two devices would be pretty different, though the concept behind them is similar. If you have Transmutator you could test it out and let me know what you think.
• FreddyFingaz · July 24 2025
  I can't seem to figure out how to get the two signals routed to the device.   Tried setting a separate audio track that has it's audio routed to 3/4, then selected that track as the input source on my track with domain mixer but this "greys out" the sample I'm trying to play on the track (to mix in with 3/4).   Any ideas what I may be doing wrong?
• WesDaMooch · July 25 2025
  FreddyFingaz, that sounds like it should all work. Check out the Audio Demo on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCg9_bWKam0&ab_channel=WesDaMooch), it gives an overview on how to route tracks to the plugin. Hope this helps!
• whynotmore · August 29 2025
  Is this similar to what a FFT plugin like Zynaptiq morph is doing? Or a vocoder?
• WesDaMooch · September 12 2025
  Hey Whynotmore, Domain Mixer uses an FFT to manipulate the sound spectrum, instead of the bandpass filter vocoder approach. Zynaptiq Morph probably uses some complex algorithms, whereas Domain Mixer is more of a quick and dirty effect.