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Enhancer

Set the stereo width of the lows, the mids and the highs on their own, and stay safe in mono.

Made for Harmonic Pro Studio

Editions and pricing are announced at launch. Every new installation can try it free for 60 days.

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Harmonic Pro Studio Enhancer multiband stereo widener plugin

  • Three widths

    Keep the bass in the centre, open up the mids and spread the highs, each with its own fader from mono to twice as wide.

  • Mono-safe

    However wide you go, the mono version of your sound stays exactly the same, on a phone, a club system or the radio.

  • See the width

    Drag the crossovers right on the display, watch each band’s stereo image, and check the result on the correlation meter.

What makes it different

A simple widener spreads everything at once, so the bass loses its punch and the mix can fall apart in mono. Enhancer splits the sound into three bands you place yourself, widens each on its own, and never touches the part both speakers share. It adds no latency and every move is smooth.

Features

  • Low, mid and high bands, each from 0 % (mono) to 200 % wide
  • Two crossovers you drag on the display or set with knobs
  • Master width for all three bands at once
  • Mono-safe at every setting
  • Solo any band
  • Correlation meter
  • Clean parallel mix
  • Six factory presets, your own presets, and A/B compare
  • No added latency; smooth, click-free changes
  • Full automation

Requirements

Harmonic Pro Studio 1.0 or later, on Windows or macOS. For stereo sound. Editions and pricing are announced at launch.

Questions

Will my mix still sound right in mono?
Yes. Enhancer only changes the difference between the left and right sides, so the mono sound never changes.
Where should I use it?
On stereo tracks, buses and the master. A good start is the low band at 0 % to keep the bass centred, and the highs a little wider.
Can I use it on a mono track?
A mono sound has no width to change. Use it on a stereo sound, or after something that makes the sound stereo.
Where can I learn every control?
The user manual has a full page on Enhancer.