HoRNet StereoView is a plugin crafted to provide clear visualization of the stereo image within your audio tracks. Its interface features a prominent goniometer, an X-Y graph that illustrates the intensity and position of the signal across the stereo field, making it simple to analyze stereo width and balance. This straightforward design ensures users can quickly interpret stereo data without distractions.

The plugin offers two distinct display modes to suit different analysis preferences. The default mode, known as "fireworks," represents each audio sample as a straight line radiating from the center, providing a dynamic snapshot of stereo spread. Alternatively, the "abstract" mode connects samples with continuous lines, forming a flowing wireframe that emphasizes the stereo field's shape and movement. Both modes aid in identifying phase coherence issues that could affect playback on mono systems.

StereoView includes a resizable interface, allowing users to adjust the plugin window to fit their workflow seamlessly. It simulates old CRT display persistence for smoother visualization, enhancing the tracking of stereo changes over time. Compatible with macOS and Windows in various plugin formats, StereoView supports both 32 and 64-bit systems, making it an accessible tool for detailed stereo image monitoring in modern music production environments.