Panning Audio

[chrisnorman7]

Hi,
Is it possible to pan audio with this package?

Looks great. Thank you.

Take care,

Chris

[luanpotter]

What do you mean by pan? You can seek and pause, that sounds like panning to me.

[chrisnorman7]

Pan, as in changing how far to the left or right a sound is. Take care, Chris Norman

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[luanpotter]

You mean left or right ears for stereo? because you can seek to any moment in time...

[chrisnorman7]

Yes, I mean stereo panning. Take care, Chris Norman

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[Gustl22]

Do you mean balancing like in #58, like changing the volume of left and right channel.

I think real stereo panning is not the goal, it's the task of audio DAWs:
https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/production-expert-1/the-difference-between-stereo-pan-and-stereo-balance

[chrisnorman7]

@Gustl22
Yes, I mean like #58. Although that issue talks about using an integer, as in -1, 0, or 1. I've not tried the implemented feature, so I've no idea how it works, but I'd have thought a double from -1.0 to 1.0 would be more appropriate.

[Gustl22]

It's already partly implemented in #1248. I close this in favor of #58

[chrisnorman7]

@Gustl22
No problem, thank you.