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Parameter
Pan (or Pan 1)
(Pan 2)
Pan Mode
(Output Pan)
(Output Gain)
(Output Pan Mode)
Pan Table
Crossfade Control
Crossfade Sense
Drum Remap
Exclusive Zone Map
Pan
Use this parameter to position the current layer's pre‐FX signal. Negative values pan the signal
to the left channel, positive values pan to the right, and a value of zero pans to the center. To
adjust the post‐FX, final‐stage gain and panning of the current program, go to the COMMON
page and adjust the Output parameters (see The COMMON Page on page 6‐33); or to adjust a
layer's post‐FX audio signal individually, go to the LYR_FX page and set the Layer FX Mode
parameter to Layer‐Specific FX (see The Layer FX (LYR_FX) Page on page 6‐49), and then return
to the OUTPUT page and adjust the output parameters.
An additional pan parameter (Pan2) appears if you have the Stereo parameter on the KEYMAP
page set to a value of On.
Pan Mode
When the mode is Fixed the pan position remains as defined with the Pan parameter, ignoring
MIDI pan messages. When the mode is +MIDI, MIDI pan messages (MIDI 10) will shift the
sound to the left or right of the Pan parameter setting. Message values below 64 shift it left,
while those above 64 shift it right. A setting of Auto assigns the pan setting of each note based
on its MIDI note number. In this case, Middle C (MIDI note number 60) is equivalent to the Pan
parameter's setting. Lower notes shift increasingly left, while higher notes shift increasingly
right. A setting of Reverse shifts low notes right, and high notes left. MIDI pan messages will
also affect the pan position when values of Auto and Reverse are selected.
Range of Values
± 64
± 64
Fixed, +MIDI, Auto, Reverse
± 64
-96 to 48 decibels
Fixed, +MIDI
Pan Table List
Control Source List
Normal, Reversed
Off, Kurz1, Kurz2
Zone Map List
Program Mode
The OUTPUT Page
Default
0
63
+MIDI
0
0
+MIDI
0 None
Off
Norm
Off
0 None
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