
Wehbba
Drumcode, VOLTA, HIFN
“This is so sick. It's super fast to dial in, and it sounds open and natural, never weird or phasey.”
See your stereo width against real techno targets. Wide where it counts, mono where it must be.

Designed by Mattia Saviolo

One click captures about eight seconds of your mix and solves a width correction for each of ten octaves, pulling the side signal onto the target's median. The mid is never touched, and octaves the target keeps mono are never widened. A Shape Amount knob dials it back.
Four reference profiles built from real techno tracks: Peaktime / Driving (Mainstage), Peaktime / Driving (Groove), Raw / Deep / Hypnotic and Melodic Techno. Or Custom, built from stereo tracks you pick. Only the analysed profile is kept, never the audio.
Your mix's width across the spectrum, live, against the target's median and the middle half of its references. Split it into up to four bands with draggable edges, and solo any band to hear it.
A width fader per band, from mono to wide: a multiband stereo imager for fine-tuning on top of Shape. The faders apply whether Shape is on or off.
A polar vectorscope with a correlation meter, so you can see the stereo image and catch phase problems as you widen.
One click captures about eight seconds of your mix and solves a width correction for each of ten octaves, pulling the side signal onto the target's median. The mid is never touched, and octaves the target keeps mono are never widened. A Shape Amount knob dials it back.
Four reference profiles built from real techno tracks: Peaktime / Driving (Mainstage), Peaktime / Driving (Groove), Raw / Deep / Hypnotic and Melodic Techno. Or Custom, built from stereo tracks you pick. Only the analysed profile is kept, never the audio.
Your mix's width across the spectrum, live, against the target's median and the middle half of its references. Split it into up to four bands with draggable edges, and solo any band to hear it.
A width fader per band, from mono to wide: a multiband stereo imager for fine-tuning on top of Shape. The faders apply whether Shape is on or off.
A polar vectorscope with a correlation meter, so you can see the stereo image and catch phase problems as you widen.
The same track before and after a pass against PANORAMA. Headphones on!
What our customers say about PANORAMA.
5 reviews of PANORAMA
These reviews are from verified buyers of PANORAMA.

Wehbba
Drumcode, VOLTA, HIFN
“This is so sick. It's super fast to dial in, and it sounds open and natural, never weird or phasey.”

Ignacio Arfeli
VOLTA, Terminal M, Drumcode
“I use a lot of stereo plugins, and there's something about PANORAMA that makes it sound more natural. I really, really like it.”

Charles D
Drumcode, Truesoul, Arcane
“PANORAMA is super nice. I put it on a track, leave it at almost 100%, and I don't have to think about the sides anymore.”
Tonal balance and stereo width, both against real techno targets. SENTINELLA for the balance, PANORAMA for the width. Both for one price.


“Stereo width is the hardest part of a mix to judge by ear. Headphones exaggerate it, small monitors hide it, and on a big club system the low end ends up in mono anyway. Most stereo imagers hand you width controls and leave the judgement to you.
PANORAMA measures first. It shows your mix’s width octave by octave against profiles built from finished techno records or from your own reference tracks. Shape moves the side signal toward them in one click, without touching the mid. SENTINELLA handles tonal balance; PANORAMA handles width.”




A typical imager gives you width controls and leaves the judgement to your ears. PANORAMA measures your mix's width octave by octave, shows it against where finished techno records sit, and sets the width to match in one click. The band faders are still there for the final say.
Sentinella shapes your mix's tonal balance against a techno target. PANORAMA does the same for stereo width: it leaves the mid alone and corrects only the side signal, octave by octave.
Sentinel DSP builds and sells it. Like Sentinella, it comes out of the studio practice of Mattia Saviolo, who co-designed it.
Yes. Every feature, free for 7 days. Click Free 7-day trial next to Buy Now, enter your email and download the installer, then open PANORAMA in your DAW and click Start Trial. When the trial ends, buy a license and paste it into the same install to keep going.
VST3 on Windows and macOS, AU on macOS.
Any DAW that hosts VST3 or AU plugins: Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Bitwig Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, FL Studio and the rest. Pro Tools isn't supported, as there's no AAX version.
Yes. The macOS build is a Universal binary, so it runs natively on Apple Silicon (M1 and later) and on Intel Macs, no Rosetta needed.
The same way as Sentinella: one perpetual license per user, delivered as an offline signed key the plugin checks locally. No subscription, no iLok, no account.
Because the license key and the installer are delivered the moment you pay, the statutory right of withdrawal for digital content ends at that point, but write to us and we will sort it out with you.