guitarnerdswe
Fractal Fanatic
Does anybody know a way to pan your entire stereo signal (with effects and everything), without loosing volume on the effects? Basically, I want to pan everything slightly to the right, without having all the effects that are panned to left internally in their blocks (like delay), lose volume, which is what happens now if I try to use a volume block or a filter block to do it. So basically, following the "equal power panning law".
"Equal power panning law" is when a signal retains its volume no matter where it's panned in the stereo spectrum. Right now, as you pan the effect signal to the center (using a filter/volume block), it loses more and more volume. Basically, if you pan a hard panned effect to center, it will be a couple dB down compared to the "correct" volume according to the "equal power panning law" (and this is without any phase issues or simular). So it loses volume in the center, but gains volume as you pan it towards hard left/right.
The funny thing is, the filter/volume panning system loses volume when you go towards center, but the time based effects (pitch, delay etc) add volume when you pan towards center.
"Equal power panning law" is when a signal retains its volume no matter where it's panned in the stereo spectrum. Right now, as you pan the effect signal to the center (using a filter/volume block), it loses more and more volume. Basically, if you pan a hard panned effect to center, it will be a couple dB down compared to the "correct" volume according to the "equal power panning law" (and this is without any phase issues or simular). So it loses volume in the center, but gains volume as you pan it towards hard left/right.
The funny thing is, the filter/volume panning system loses volume when you go towards center, but the time based effects (pitch, delay etc) add volume when you pan towards center.
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