11.5

Surround sound 235
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The mirror axis is the y-axis.
XY-Sym.
The following applies to stereo signals: The left-hand and right-hand channels
are aligned symmetrically to the x and the y-axes. This enables a stereo signal
to be panned very easily from to front L / Surround R.
The following applies to mono signals: In addition to the original mono source
a second (mono) mirror sound source of this signal is positioned. This is
mirror-symmetrical to the original course with regard to the x and y-axes.
Parallel
The following applies to stereo signals: The left-hand and right-hand channels
are kept at a constant distance to one another and shifted parallel to one
another during movements. If "Ctrl" is held down the distance between the two
sound sources can be altered.
The following applies to mono signals: The original and the mirror sound
sources are kept at a constant distance to one another and shifted parallel to
one another during movements. If "Ctrl" is held down the distance between the
two sound sources can be altered.
Stereo thru
The following applies to stereo signals: The same level shares as with a mono
source are sent to the various channels, depending on the position of the
sound source. However, for all left-hand channels only the left-hand signal is
used, for the right-hand channels only the right-hand signal, and for the center
and LFE channels the mono proportion.
The following applies to mono signals: No special function, identical with
mono mode.
Automation of twin-channel Surround
Surround panorama module
Panning movements in track-related Surround panning can be automated. For
this purpose, first the automation is switched on in the Surround panorama
module. This can also be done by pressing the button of the relevant track in
the VIP window. If the sound source is moved during the playing process, this
movement is recorded and shown in the VIP as a curve. Later editing of this
curve is possible with the Panorama drawing mode of the mouse in the VIP.