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Old May 9, 2009, 05:16 AM   #1
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Surround panner dsp effect

Hi everyone,
I'd like obtain a surround paning mixer for the dsp - does anyone know of one? Alternatively I could try to code one. The mixing part should be very straghtforward, but I'm completely ignorant about how to make a
custom interface. Is there any code I can read to help guide the way?
Many thanks,
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Old May 9, 2009, 01:09 PM   #2
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Re: Surround panner dsp effect

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...but I'm completely ignorant about how to make a
custom interface. Is there any code I can read to help guide the way?
Robert.
Review kX SDK plugin source code (optionaly installed with driver).
There are some custom GUI examples in there.
Ask here for more details if needed.
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Old Jul 25, 2009, 11:50 AM   #3
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Re: Surround panner dsp effect

I was looking for something similar... I'm looking for a pan/fade control for use in my CarPC. Basically, it should work just like a normal car pan/fade control...

Code:
 INS                         OUTS
         _____________
 LEFT --[     PAN     ]-- LEFT FRONT
RIGHT --[ L<---|--->R ]-- RIGHT FRONT
        [    FADE     ]-- LEFT REAR
        [ F<---|--->R ]-- RIGHT REAR
        [_____________]
I know I can do it with a bunch of pan controls, but the automation would end up being much harder (I'm planning on implementing some MIDI sliders into my CarPC interface, for automation of these and some crossover/G-Eq features)

Alternatively, I suppose this could be done with 4 ins, that way it can be used with actual surround sources as well... Then it would basically be 4 vol processes, only using the half scaled numbers form the pan/fade controls...
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Old Jul 25, 2009, 02:51 PM   #4
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Re: Surround panner dsp effect

You could try my Stereo Balance + Fade plugin if you want: Link

Note: Use the 3539 version for 3545b (sorry no 64 bit version)

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Old Jul 26, 2009, 09:29 AM   #5
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Re: Surround panner dsp effect

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You could try my Stereo Balance + Fade plugin if you want:
http://www.geocities.com/Russell_Garber/plug

Note: Use the 3539 version for 3545b (sorry no 64 bit version)
How have I not seen this plugin? oh well.. guess I'll have to throw it in there.. of course, now I really need to get going on making some MIDI Sliders for StreetDeck...
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