marvinglenn2
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Panning a Stereo Bus
Hello Wizards,
Just wondering if there is a way to simultaneously pan a stereo bus, or any other stereo channel, right and left.
Thanks!
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Re: Panning a Stereo Bus
2017/05/05 17:39:22
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Using the pan knob? Not sure I understand. Can you provide more info?
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Bristol_Jonesey
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Re: Panning a Stereo Bus
2017/05/05 20:28:19
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If you mean, can you take a stereo track and pan the left channel to the right and the right channel to the left then yes - just insert Channel Tools and automate the sliders.
If that's not what you meant then you'll have to explain further
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Re: Panning a Stereo Bus
2017/05/05 21:43:46
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The channel tool would do it but why? Couldn't you invert the polarity [nod to Jon Pertwee].
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Bristol_Jonesey
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Re: Panning a Stereo Bus
2017/05/05 22:02:14
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You could if the intention is to simply swap channels - but I assumed, probably erroneously, that the OP wanted to pan dynamically from one channel to the other
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Re: Panning a Stereo Bus
2017/05/06 00:20:55
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Jonesey is onto it - channel tools is the way to go. A very handy and often overlooked little plugin.
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Re: Panning a Stereo Bus
2017/05/06 10:24:16
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I understood the question so, that the OP wants to pan the stereo track hard l/r, instead of the present, moderate panning. Anyway, Channel Tools does it.
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marvinglenn2
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Re: Panning a Stereo Bus
2017/05/06 17:20:41
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Thanks Guys!
It's just that I keep seeing the power Pro Tools offers to separately pan the channels of a stereo signal. I saw a wonderful training vid by Bobby Owsinski recommending a technique that allows me to blend a delay effect across 2 separate tracks and that technique takes advantage of the panning power of Pro Tools. I'l try using the Channel Tools plugin. Maybe that will do the trick!
Thanks again!
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