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Add the Vividizer Plug-In to your active DSPs.
go to File->Preferences->Playback->DSP Manager.
In the “Available DSPs” column on the right, click the ‘+’ next to the “VST 2.x/3.x Adapter” to add it to the Active DSPs column. [Note: if “VST 2.x/3.x Adapter” is not an option in your “Available DSPs” step 4 was not completed correctly and must be redone.]
Click the three dots next to the VST 2.x/3.x Adapter in the Active DSPs column. A window called “VST Effect Configuration” will open.
Click the drop-down and add the Vividizer plug-in. [Note: if no VST effects are found, click “Folders …” and ensure the path to the Vividizer.vst3 is selected. The Vividizer.vst3 should be stored at
C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\Vivaldi3d\Vividizer.vst3. If it still doesn’t show up, the Vividizer plug-in was not installed correctly. Follow the steps in the Vividizer installer again.]
When the Vividizer interface pops up, add your license key or start a trial.
Adjust your Half-Span Angle as desired based off of your speaker set-up. Then close the Vividizer interface and the VST Effect Configuration page.
Click “Apply” and then “Ok”.
The Vividizer plug-in will now be applied to your audio path. To remove Vividizer, click the “X” to remove it from the “Active DSPs” column. To re-add Vividizer to your audio path, click the “+” next to “VST 2.x/3.x Adapter”. It should show up as “VST: Vividizer”. If it does not, re-initialize Vividizer by repeating Step 5.
To bring up the Vividizer tuning interface again, simply navigate to File->Preferences->Playback-> Components and under “Active DSPs” click the three dots on the right of “VST: Vividizer“.
Walkthrough Video
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Tuning Vividizer in Foobar
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