What to do with Panagement 2?

• Position a source in the binaural field in one click
• Make it seem like the source is becoming distant, or coming close
• Make it seem like you are in a real room
• Make lush hall reverbs
• Create tempo-synced modulations
• Make tracks enter/exit the mix, fading into the reverb
• Make a delay where each tap is placed binaurally.

There is a learning curve, because Panagement holds a lot of power.

Once mastered, Panagement reveals itself as a quick and immediate mixing tool for all kinds of spatialization duties.

What’s this? 

Panagement is a spatialization powerhouse that lets you control the stereo space quickly, with numerous carefully designed features:

• The Binaural Panner positions a track from left to right in the sound stage,
• The Distance Fader brings that track near or far,
• The Mono-to-Stereo enlarges a thin track or simulates early reflections,
• The Tilt Filter adjusts spectral balance between lows and highs,
• The Phasescope control displays mono compatibility visually,
• Finally, a LFO allows to create periodic or even random moves.

Philosophy

Panagement is about practicality. Techniques that would be more realistic but have sound quality drawbacks, like sampled HRTF, were not included. We use simple HRTF models instead.

Do no harm

We care a lot about your signal and how to preserve it. Refined tuning has been given multiple times to ensure the cleanest sound quality.

Technical

• Use your favorite reverb just behind Panagement to increase realism.
• Users have discovered Panagement can be used for efficient, high-quality mono reduction.
• The User Manual contains 10 tips and tricks to make the most out of Panagement.