multiband panning
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Re: multiband panning
You could use a Multiband splitter then pan each output and remix back to stereo ....
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Re: multiband panning
Good idea. Thanks.
What multiband splitters we got?
What multiband splitters we got?
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Re: multiband panning
In Scope not sure - maybe someone with Modular or SDK chops ?
I use native ones mainly.
I use native ones mainly.
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Re: multiband panning
I found one. It’s called FreqSplitterv2. 3 bands. From the picture of it one can see It even has a pan dial for each frequency band.
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Re: multiband panning
That’s the great thing about this place - to still be able to find what you need after 13 years ..... only at PZ !
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