pan control
pan pot , also: panoramic potentiometer

This is the basis of the commonly used pan control.

Individual Pan controls allow accurate signal placement in the spatial field.

A typical physical recording console has a pan control for each incoming source channel.

Each channel shall include tamper resistant treble, bass, and pan controls.

Each channel also features a recessed, screwdriver adjustable treble, bass and pan control.

Furthermore, the mixer's pan controls enable sounds to be moved and located in precise positions in the stereo image.

The Azimuth Co-ordinator was the first panning control for a quadraphonic sound system, at that time a new concept.

Channel mixer volume control + fine grained, time variable per-channel volume and pan control.

Camera zooms and pan control and display of the colour picture on the GUI is handled within the software.

Functions include zoom and pan control, layer control, print scalability and a bird's-eye view in separate window.

He later started Pan Controls, which made pollution-control equipment, including a system for neutralizing the nitric acids used in manufacturing newsprint.

Some have independent panning control, which allow the entire joint mechanism to be rotated horizontally 360 , while maintaining the orientation of the ball joint.

The Pan Control group has a push button and a slider while the Tracking group comprises solely toggle buttons.

If the zoom control is set to its lowest level of magnification the entire extent of the map is already displayed and the pan control has no effect.

Panning is the distribution of a sound signal (either monaural or stereophonic pairs) into a new stereo or multi-channel sound field determined by a pan control setting.

MultiMixer 6 has 6 channels with gain and pan controls, 1/4" left and right main outs, a built-in stereo headphone jack and master left and right level controls.

The mix window, laid out like a conventional audio mixer, shows audio and MIDI tracks and allows you to access insert, sends, automation, volume fader and pan control information.

You can pan audio by setting and adjusting handles along the blue Pan rubberband in the Timeline, or by turning the Pan control to the left or right in the Audio Mixer.

Definable wheel one can be assigned to midi controller 13-31. It's a shame that wheel one can not be assigned to a lower controller such as the standard pan control or a higher one such as the standard filter control.

The audio engineers determine where each track will be placed in the stereo "image", by using various techniques that may vary from very simple (such as "left-right" panning controls) to more sophisticated and extensively based on psychoacoustic research (such as channel equalization, compression and mid-side processing).

From writing the code for the stepper drivers to programming the micro controllers for the virtual tripod pan control to routing and finalizing the components for the video display system – four, four-inch LED backlit LCD screens – the project was a modding labor of love for Heck.

Signal passes through both the channels at an equal volume while the pan pot points directly north.

It had two pan pots and four channels.

A pan pot has an internal architecture which determines how much of a source signal is sent to the left and right buses.

Finishing off each mono channel is a pan pot and 50mm fader.

Pan pots - A fundamental part of configuration in recording console is panning.

The idea is that when one directs signals left and right with the pan pot, the perceived loudness will stay the same, regardless of latitude.

Pan pots split audio signals into left and right channels, each equipped with its own discrete gain (volume) control.

The first two of these cards provided a virtual' four-channel mixing desk, complete with faders, pan pots and equalisation.

Before pan pots were available, "a three-way switch was used to assign the track to the left output, right output, or both (the center)".

PAN POT: Control usually used in audio panning.

Pan Panning is accomplished by a 'Pan Pot", a Panoramic Potentiometer.

At this show, they debuted a multi-speaker pan pot system controlled by joystick from the stage that allowed them to move sound to anywhere a speaker had been set up.

Mixing of the soundtrack required six people to operate the various pan pots in real time, while Stokowski directed each level and pan change which was marked on his musical score.

The illusion of sound traveling across the speakers was achieved with a device named the "pan pot", which directed the predetermined movement of each audio channel with the control track.

Make sure your screen on the Yamaha is: MIDI Remote, GM tab (the one with a bunch of pan pots for channels one to eight.

The position of the input channel's PAN pot will determine how much of the signal will be sent to the left or right of the Stereo Aux output.

The guitars incorporated snap-in replaceable pickups to change the sound, and the short-scale basses used two stacked coils with a pan pot to gain a very wide range of tones.

The pan pot really does make a good job of intermixing the pickups, and acts as a finishing touch to the overall sound, and the more I experimented the more variations became apparent.

The problem was solved with a three-circuit differential junction network named the "pan pot" (panoramic potentiometer), that allowed sound to progressively travel using constant fades with a left, center and right speaker configuration.

Noticeable on this track is the wide stereo panning (ping pong stereo) effect made by the pan pots on the Decca custom-built four-track recording console (20 microphone inputs) used during 1967-68.

PAN POT: Control enabling the user of a mixer to move the signal to any point in the stereo soundstage by varying the relative levels fed to the left and right stereo outputs.

Exceptions include early stereo recordings using "stereo-switching" (a three-way switch allowing only left output, right output, or both) rather than pan pots) such as the Beatles's "Strawberry Fields Forever" and Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze".