Pan!
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- KVRAF
- 8096 posts since 16 Oct, 2006
well you can use the lfo's to pan the sounds at different values i.eferdik wrote:Is there a way to make the sound pan left/right every second time a note is played? Just like the spread funktion does on the Amp modifier on Nexus.
lfo 1 pan left set at 1/8
lfo 2 pan right set at 1/4
Just try different settings
you can of course adjust your settings to your own liking but yes it can easily be done
Rob
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 349 posts since 14 Mar, 2004 from Sweden
I've tried but don't get it to work..Wich Lfo-wave is prefered for this?rob_lee wrote:well you can use the lfo's to pan the sounds at different values i.eferdik wrote:Is there a way to make the sound pan left/right every second time a note is played? Just like the spread funktion does on the Amp modifier on Nexus.
lfo 1 pan left set at 1/8
lfo 2 pan right set at 1/4
Just try different settings
you can of course adjust your settings to your own liking but yes it can easily be done![]()
Rob
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- KVRian
- 596 posts since 28 Apr, 2004 from not where I want to be...
I think triangle and sine will do the work (probably square too). Just make sure that the LFO's are "free" 
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- KVRian
- 1330 posts since 25 Sep, 2006
You could modulate the pan with velocity (in modulation panel Misc1 set Velocity as source and Pan AB as destination, then set the Pan knob of the oscillator to -10). That way at low velocity the sound will be right and at high velocity it will be left.ferdik wrote:Is there a way to make the sound pan left/right every second time a note is played? Just like the spread funktion does on the Amp modifier on Nexus.
You could also modulate the velocity with the sample and hold LFO. In that case every new note will be panned randomly.

