Plugin Boutique is providing over 50% off on Klevgrand’s stereo tool Haaze 2, a classy service for managing stereo width and spatially placing a noise in a stereo mix.
Routine L-R panning is a weak tool that does not look like real-world acoustics, which ends up being clear when attempting to put a mono sound naturally in a stereo mix (specifically on earphones).
The outcome still feels extremely “mono”. Haaze is an audio plugin that makes the placing feel more natural, easy to understand, and enjoyable for the ears. It divides the audio signal into 16 frequency bands. On each band, you can postpone the left or best signal (which will make the listener think the sound shows up from the side that’s reaching the ear initially), pan it to the left or right, or change the general width on that band (for instance, make the lower frequencies more focused in the center than the greater). Haaze can likewise diffuse a mono signal and make it broader.
If this sounds complex, Haaze features numerous presets that will assist you to begin. It sounds great both in earphones and speakers, and it has excellent mono compatibility.
Readily Available in VST/VST3, AU and AAX formats for Windows and Mac, the plugin is on sale for $29 USD till May 31st, 2023 (routine $59.99 USD).
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