Planar - Intelligent Spectral Balancing
BruceJames Studio

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WHAT IT IS
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Planar continuously analyses your signal's tonal balance and gently corrects it
toward a target curve, band by band. Put it on a single track to even out a
problem source, or on the mix bus for transparent, hands-off tonal balancing.

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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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Windows 10 or later (64-bit)  |  macOS 10.13 or later (Intel + Apple Silicon)  |  Linux (64-bit)
A VST3, CLAP, or AU compatible DAW

Formats:
  Windows : VST3, CLAP
  macOS   : VST3, CLAP, AU
  Linux   : VST3, CLAP

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INSTALLATION
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Windows
  Run the installer, or copy manually:
    Planar.vst3  ->  C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\
    Planar.clap  ->  C:\Program Files\Common Files\CLAP\

macOS
  Run the .pkg installer, or copy manually:
    Planar.vst3       ->  /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3/
    Planar.clap       ->  /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/CLAP/
    Planar.component  ->  /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/

Linux
  Run ./install.sh from the extracted folder (installs to ~/.vst3 and ~/.clap),
  or copy manually:
    Planar.vst3  ->  ~/.vst3/          (or /usr/lib/vst3 for a system-wide install)
    Planar.clap  ->  ~/.clap/          (or /usr/lib/clap for a system-wide install)
  Use ./install.sh --system (with sudo) for the system-wide paths, or
  ./install.sh --uninstall to remove.

After installing, restart your DAW and rescan for plugins.

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QUICK START
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- Phase: leave ON (linear phase) for mixing/mastering; turn OFF (minimum phase)
  for tracking or low-latency monitoring.
- Transient: raise it to let drum hits and transients punch through uncorrected.
- Mix: blend the corrected signal against the original.

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SUPPORT
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support@brucejames.studio
https://brucejames.studio
