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3-Knob mode lets you pan discretely between
speakers. For example, when panning front-left
to rear-right in 3-Knob mode, audio will be
heard from just those two speakers (assuming
full divergence is in effect).
3-Knob mode
Panning and metering in 3-Knob mode
By comparison, in X/Y mode a diagonal pan
may result in audio being heard in some or all
channels.
X/Y mode
Panning and metering in X/Y mode
The difference is that 3-Knob mode pans dis-
cretely between the front and rear position of
the panning trajectory, while X/Y mode panning
takes place in the full 360° Panning Grid. Diver-
gence and Center Percentage are variable in
both Panning modes.
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3-Knob trajectory
meters
X/Y pan position
meters
To enable 3-Knob Panning mode:
Click on the Panning Mode button until the
3-Knob mode icon is displayed.
3-Knob mode icon
Panner Mode button set to 3-Knob mode
The panner trajectory line appears across the
Grid, extending from the front (X-axis) to the
rear (Y-axis).
To pan in 3-Knob mode:
Adjust the Front and Rear Position knobs to
1
set the trajectory line.
Rotate the Front/Rear Position knob to pan
2
along the trajectory. The Pan Location cursor is
constrained to the white trajectory line.
To change the 3-Knob trajectory angles, do one of
the following:
Drag either endpoint (Front or Rear) of the
trajectory line.
– or –
Adjust the Front or Rear Position controls.
To change the current trajectory position (left-to-
right) and retain its current angles:
Drag the trajectory line (not its endpoints) to
a new position.
AutoGlide Mode
AutoGlide mode lets you quickly write Surround
Panner automation by clicking new locations in
the Surround Panner window, instead of manu-
ally moving the Surround Panner controls.
When writing automation in AutoGlide
mode, the Pan Location cursor cannot be
dragged from its location.

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