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Panning problem

2010-11-11 by emax_dx5

Hello all.

About EMAX II. I am having some trouble when trying to pan stereo samples. If I select both voices and go into panning function, cursor is always on the left side altough the voice is centered. No matter where I move the cursor, even if I go for primary or secondary sample.

Things do work when panning mono samples.

Any suggestion?

Thanks,.

Jose.

PS: A suggestion (specially for those who receive a digest). When replying, It would be great to remove the text below (the previous one). Sometimes, post seem to be never ending when scrolling down :)

Re: Panning problem

2010-11-11 by esynthesist

Is the STEREO VOICE parameter ON or OFF when you're using stereo samples ?

Re: Panning problem

2010-11-11 by emax_dx5

I assumed it is ON by default when setting Stereo at the Sampling menu. Anyway I will verify it tomorrow at the studio.

Thanks for the suggestion, as reading the manual I didn't find clues.
Will be back with the results


(PS : that suggestion about deleting the previous messages is for loooong re-re-re-re-replies only where the scroll is eternal. Short ones are never a prob :)

Re: [emax] Re: Panning problem

2010-11-12 by tu@...

How the Emax II panning works with stereo samples is explained in the note on page 122 of the manual in PRESET DEFINITION 4 
STEREO VOICE.

/Tristan

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On Fri, Nov 12th, 2010 at 10:38 AM, emax_dx5 <cadena100rb@...> wrote:

> I assumed it is ON by default when setting Stereo at the Sampling menu.
> Anyway I will verify it tomorrow at the studio.
> 
> Thanks for the suggestion, as reading the manual I didn't find clues.
> Will be back with the results
> 
> 
> (PS : that suggestion about deleting the previous messages is for loooong
> re-re-re-re-replies only where the scroll is eternal. Short ones are never
> a prob :)
> 
>

Re: Panning problem

2010-11-18 by emax_dx5

I checked again the manual and I verified Stereo mode is ON. According to the manual, the EMAX automatically pans primary to the left and secondary sample to the right, and it says when you move the slider, the pans are moving to the opposite side, this way when you reach center , both voices are in the middle of the field and you get a mono sound. 

The problem is that I can't set a stereo sound slighty panned to the left or right in stereo mode. Maybe I need to set it to Mono mode and balance both pri and sec samples individually.  I will try to do this for checking if it works

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, tu@... wrote:

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>
> How the Emax II panning works with stereo samples is explained in the note on page 122 of the manual in PRESET DEFINITION 4 
> STEREO VOICE.
> 
> /Tristan
>

Re: [emax] Re: Panning problem

2010-11-18 by jammie

i always found it better to do it that way

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: emax_dx5 
  To: emax@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 1:12 PM
  Subject: [emax] Re: Panning problem

  I checked again the manual and I verified Stereo mode is ON. According to the manual, the EMAX automatically pans primary to the left and secondary sample to the right, and it says when you move the slider, the pans are moving to the opposite side, this way when you reach center , both voices are in the middle of the field and you get a mono sound. 

  The problem is that I can't set a stereo sound slighty panned to the left or right in stereo mode. Maybe I need to set it to Mono mode and balance both pri and sec samples individually. I will try to do this for checking if it works

  --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, tu@... wrote:
  >
  > How the Emax II panning works with stereo samples is explained in the note on page 122 of the manual in PRESET DEFINITION 4 
  > STEREO VOICE.
  > 
  > /Tristan
  > 

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