longDivision

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Widen What Needs It. Leave the Rest Alone.

longDivision splits your mix into frequency bands so you decide what gets wider, what stays put, and it always sums back to mono the way it started.

Most stereo wideners treat your entire mix like a single object. Turn the knob and everything spreads, whether it benefits or not. longDivision works differently. It analyzes the stereo field in bands and lets you widen only the regions you choose based on their correlation, leaving the rest untouched. You can bias the processing toward louder or quieter material, animate it with an LFO or envelope follower, and constrain the result to a target stereo window. When the mix is collapsed to mono, it sums exactly the same as the input, so you can chase width without sacrificing compatibility.

Features:

• Per-band widening: Open up crowded frequency ranges without affecting everything else.
• Mono safe by design: However wide you make it, the mono sum remains unchanged.
• Correlation based targeting: Decide which parts of the stereo field deserve processing and leave the rest alone.
• Magnitude Bias: Focus on louder content, quieter content, or process all bands equally.
• Movement when you want it: Use the built in LFO and envelope follower so width evolves with the music.
• Precise shaping: Control the effect with Resolution, HPF, LPF, Tilt, Attack, Release, Curve, Emphasis, and Target Window.
• Lock to Window: Set boundaries so the stereo image stays exactly where you intended.

Not every part of a mix should be wider. longDivision helps you widen only the parts that benefit and leave the rest alone.