This feature spatializes sounds according to their pitch, which can be useful for a piano for example (bass and treble left to right).

The bars in the graph represent each a string or pipe, having a length in relation to the pitch. The shortest bar corresponds to the highest note and the longest bar corresponds to the lowest note.
Each note is positioned in the space, the far left corresponding to a sound coming from the left and the extreme right corresponding to a sound coming from the right. Several patterns can be selected:
- Ascending: trebles are in the left side, basses are in the right side.
- Hollow: basses are at both extremities, trebles are centered.
- Descending: basses are in the left side, trebles are in the right side.
- Spike: trebles are at both extremities, basses are centered.
- Random: trebles and basses are positioned randomly.
Other options are available:
- number of pattern repetitions (divisions number),
- intensity of the effect (spreading),
- filling of a division (filling),
- offset left - right if the spreading is not 100% (offset),
- inversions.
The graph is updated every time a setting changes for a better visualization. On mouse over, the correspondence note number / balance is displayed.