MAAT Release Third Generation FiDef JENtwo- macOS - $129 - 10/10/22
US Universal Binary 2 version of the psychoacoustic processor for modern macOS machines

Introducing…
FiDef® by FideliQuest is a very low amplitude psychoacoustic stimulus designed specifically for audio engineers. It makes a receptive brain relax and pay closer attention to an incoming audio stimulus. In brain physiology laboratory tests using functional neuroimaging techniques, FiDef has proven to excite brain activity related to perception and attention, and to enhance the subjective processes of listening and engagement.

The FiDef process, developed in the US by FideliQuest LLC, was first licensed by MAAT for our thEQblue. That same algorithm is now available standalone for all major plug-in formats, including VST 2, VST 3 and AAX native for macOS and Windows plus Audio Units for macOS. FiDef is a patented, 64 bit audio processor like no other. Brain science takes the lead in this subconscious signal generator that compels the listening to lean in and…engage!

More Infos: www.maat.digital/fidef/

 

Last edited: Oct 10, 2022

Hmm, the website says JenTwo for me

 

I tried the first one. There's a linear phase filter so strong in that thing, immediately messes the kick in any dance song (very audible pre-ringing). I was amazed when on the gearspace thread no one seem to perceive the preringing, is really bad

 

Thank you, I have corrected the name.
FiDef JENtwo :: Cross–platform Plug–in

 

They are all deaf on gearspace !

 

I hope they removed the noise.

 

I only remember that it was unusable due to some technical/coding issues, but I can't recall which.

 

People has said such lapidary things about these plugins I don't dare to try them lol

 

I can say that it definitely has a sound that i like. Ignore the doubt and try it for yourself. My tip: Instead of A-B'ing quickly, leave it on for 30+ seconds to get your brain used to it, then bypass it and you'll notice something's missing. It's subtle but it's definitely noticeable. It really does do something nice.

I thought it was bullshit marketing speak when it first came out. But a few days ago i watched this video and it turned me into a believer:

Since watching that i tried it on 2 masters i did for a client and i loved it. I'll be using it on every master from now on. Wish i used it earlier, but the posters at Gearspace turned me off it cos they were all laughing at it, calling it snake oil etc. It's not

 

I can assure you, you'll get the same effect with a 0.5db high shelf at ~1kHz on any material.

 

Err, are you aware of

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So let's not start a discussion about it.