Mixing Night Audio GreenHAAS (Digital product)

Mixing Night Audio GreenHAAS — Creative Stereo Widening Plugin

Mixing Night Audio GreenHAAS is a creative stereo widening plugin with saturation, HAAS spread and modulation tools designed to make sounds bloom wide, warm and full of vibe. Built by Grammy-level producer Ken Lewis, it packages his favourite mix moves into a single, ear-driven tool that clears clutter from the centre of a mix while adding character to any element. The gamified, plant-themed interface hides serious processing power behind colourful knobs and faders, so you focus on listening instead of reading numbers.

What Makes GreenHAAS Stand Out

Three carefully crafted saturation flavours — Infrared, Ultraviolet and Gamma — sit alongside a Heat fader and a Sundial dry/wet control, so you can dial anything from gentle warmth to aggressive distortion. The HAAS section offers 36 timing variations with independent left and right timers ranging from 2 ms to 72 ms, letting you push a sound wide while retaining mono compatibility. Six Flower Modulators add fragrant chorus and flange motion, with a Fertiliser slider that gives fast feedback for interesting modulation effects.

System Requirements and Compatibility

GreenHAAS runs on both Mac and Windows, so it slots into almost any home or pro studio setup without extra hardware. The plugin is delivered as a download and installs in minutes, with a perpetual licence and a 14-day free trial for anyone who wants to audition it first.

• Operating System: macOS 10.12 or higher, Windows 10 or higher — covers virtually every modern studio computer
• CPU Support: Intel 64-bit and Apple Silicon — native performance on the latest Macs
• Plugin Formats: AAX native, AAX AudioSuite, AU, VST3 — works in Pro Tools, Logic, Ableton, FL Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, LUNA and more
• Licensing: Perpetual full version with up to 3 machine activations — install on your studio desktop, laptop and a backup rig

Who Is GreenHAAS For

GreenHAAS is the right choice for producers, mix engineers and beatmakers who want a quick, musical way to add width, warmth and movement to vocals, synths, drums, guitars and beyond. It shines on backing vocals that need a little extra space, on dull synth parts that need to pop, and on drum buses that benefit from a touch of saturation. Because there are no numeric readouts on the controls, it also suits anyone who prefers to mix by ear and experiment freely without staring at a screen of values.