Radial Quad Pan
This a radial version of an equal power quad pan. It will pan a mono input between four outputs. There is a radius control that moves from the center to the edge, and an angle control that goes from 0 to 360 degrees with 0 front center.
I/O
| Input |
Signal Range |
Notes |
| signal in |
any number |
typically used for audio |
| Output |
Signal Range |
Notes |
| FL |
any number |
Front Left |
| FL |
any number |
Front Right |
| FL |
any number |
Rear Left |
| FL |
any number |
Rear Right |
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Controls
| Control |
Function |
Notes |
| Angle |
pan direction |
0-360 with 0 as center front |
| Radius |
pan direction |
center to edge |
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Displays
| Meter |
Displays |
Notes |
| Angle |
angle in degrees |
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Version History
Demos
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Wow! Thanks for working that up. I need to find some time so I can study this and learn how you did the magic.
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I used a left/right and front/rear pan and converted the angle and radius into the (I hope!) correct L/R and F/R numbers. If you run the radius all the way up it will pan around the edge and with the radius at center the 4 outputs are balanced.
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This reminds me years ago, was at the moon club, Bristol, now Lakota, I think, hihat patterns spinning around to the beat, absolutely mental!
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