Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Stefan - If you want to center a SINGLE oscillator in the stereo 
field, while leaving other oscillators panned left and right, then 
the technically correct answer to your question is no.

On the other hand, if you're OK with centering ALL oscillators in the 
stereo field, then the answer is yes.  Simply use the "Output Pan" 
parameter (detailed under the "Amplifier (VCA)" section in the manual.

Another option...  If you want a single sound centered in the stereo 
field, with other sounds panned left and right, try this:  Program 
Osc 1 and 2 (or Osc 3 and 4) to be identical.  While they won't be 
*perfectly* identical, since we're talking about analog oscillators 
and filters, they will be close enough to simulate a single centered 
sound.  You're remaining two oscillators can be programmed to sound 
different from each other, and will continue to sound panned left and 
right.  I've done this quite a bit, often using two oscillators for 
a "centered" bass line in a sequence, while the other two oscillators 
play other parts.


Ski
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--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, trippler@t... wrote:
> Not so much traffic on the list at the moment, therefor I'll post 
an example
> of my slowly growing Evolver sound programming skills ;-)
> 
> http://www.trippler.net/files/mp3/evolseq2.mp3
> 
> One dump question: Is there a way to center an oscillator in the 
stereo
> panorama without choosíng mono out ?
> 
> Regards
> Stefan