Pan

sambean · 13 Mar 2006

Hi Nel,

I'ts quite hard to picture what isn't working with your schematic, try hosting an image of the schematic or the actual schematic..

If you want to control the pan with a control value between 0 and 1, what to do is multiply one side buy the control value, and the other side with one minus the value eg

right = signal * cv; left = signal * (1-cv);

Hope this helps

Sam

Nel · 13 Mar 2006

Thanks Sam, I´ve made a pan effect,but it´s different, because it has a control of the panning time and others like attack and release.

I don´t know how can I add an image, that´s why I haven´t put it in the last message. ..

skOre · 13 Mar 2006

well, you need webspace for that, or you could email it to jorge or malc and let them host it.

jorge · 13 Mar 2006

skOre wrote: well, you need webspace for that, or you could email it to jorge or malc and let them host it.

We should really setup a way to upload files but for now we're very happy to host SM files emailed to us.

jorge · 13 Mar 2006

Anyone wanting to upload SM related files can now email them to: [email removed] .

infuzion · 13 Mar 2006

jorge wrote: We should really setup a way to upload files but for now we're very happy to host SM files emailed to us.

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Google has free website hosting for those w/a Gmail account (sorry about the thread hijack 😉 )

Shifrin · 13 Mar 2006

infuzion wrote: Google has free website hosting for those w/a Gmail account (sorry about the thread hijack 😉 )

What's their small print like though?! As in do you waive any rights to what you upload or give them the rights to what you upload etc?! Maybe I'm just overly suspicious 😉

Shif.

jorge · 13 Mar 2006

infuzion wrote: File Upload Script http://www.phpbbhacks.com/download/4394

Would be great but I cant find a place to click to download it on that page.

Nel · 14 Mar 2006

Uhm, I think the ADSR controls the frequency of the oscillator but I don´t know how I have to connect it. The panning effect has to occurs during the sustain time..

oddson · 15 Mar 2006

Hey Nel... do you mean something like this? [url=http://members.shaw.ca/oddson/adsrpan.osm]

OSM[/url] The ADSR generator is controlling LR Pan with it's output signal...

Isn't limited to the sustain portion -- but I'm not sure what you meant by that.

Since it's separate form the ADSR Amp you can affect where the pan occurs separate form the overall volume envelope.

EDIT - The 1-x should be done as stream math... you can get away with it as green is the LFO is slow enough.

Nel · 15 Mar 2006

Thanks, Oddson!