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282 Interface Elements

Each track can have its own Surround Pan window and you can have several of these open

at the same time if you need to.

To pan the sound, click the blue square and drag it to the desired position. This pans the

audio of the left/top channel – the other channel is automatically mirrored horizontally.

If you right-click in the graphical display, a pop-up menu appears allowing you to choose from

a number of positioning "presets". This can be a quick way to pan a signal fully left-front, for

example.

This dialog is closely related to surround panning envelopes. Indeed, you can automate

surround panning for individual Clips using envelopes. These envelopes can be selected

from the Focused Clip editor panel. You can choose to view either the Left-Right, Front-Rear

or the LFE curve. This is slightly different from using regular volume and pan envelopes.

The important point to understand: internally, there is a single surround pan envelope where

each envelope point contains a complete surround state (left-right position, front-

rear position and LFE amount).

If you add an envelope point to the Left-Right surround pan envelope for example, you will

ﬁnd that a point is automatically added to the Front-Rear and LFE envelopes, at the same

position in the Clip. This is because there is actually only a single surround pan envelope.

When you add an envelope point you are really adding it to this "full" surround pan envelope,

and it is shown in all three views. In other words, the Left-Right, Front-Rear and LFE curves

are three views of the same multidimensional envelope.

Note that if you move an envelope point, all surround pan envelopes are affected!

You can use the Surround Pan window to "program" each envelope point – this

makes it easy to set up automated surround panning for a Clip. While the Surround Pan

window is open, click on a surround pan envelope point. Its position is reﬂected in the

Surround Pan window. You can then simply edit the point in the Surround Pan window

rather than on the envelope.

You can access this dialog in the Audio Montage Workspace by right clicking on the small

surround panner window in the track view column.

For an explanation of each parameter and interface feature, click on , or the 'What's this?'

question mark icon. For more information see Getting Help

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