

15 MB
Binaural Panning Made Easy
Vallhund provides precise, independent control over the factors that shape human perception of audio directionality. By closely emulating how our ears naturally interpret spatial cues—subtle variations in volume, timing (latency), and frequency response (filtering) – Vallhund allows you to create immersive mixes that place sounds anywhere in a virtual soundscape
Key Controls
Direction: Set the perceived location of your sound source. Virtually place it left, right, or anywhere in between!
Latency: Adjusts the strenght of the timing difference between the left and right channel, this is essentially a control for the Haas effect. But be careful with this since it can introduce phase issues for playback in mono.
Volume: Fine-tune the loudness difference between the left and right channels to reinforce the perceived direction of your source. A subtle shift can add depth and realism, while an exaggerated setting can create a striking directional emphasis.
Filter: Control how strongly the HRTF-based filtering is applied. This lets you refine the tonal character of your panned sound, from a neutral balance to a richly emphasized directional signature.
Requirements
Mac: Any Apple Silicon CPU
Windows: Any modern x86-64 CPU
Vallhund-v1.0.5 ( MB )
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