Is there for example a piano panorama option? So that the lower tones on the left side and the higher on the right, of course the mids in the middle. I also want to achieve a different order than from one side to the other or ping-pong. Also random for example. But I mean a CV solution in polyphony, not an audio signal with a panorama!
SPREAD modules may do not offer complete freedom. But there is the METRO CITY BUS MIXER module from GLUE THE GIANT, but unfortunately when I modulate PAN, I do not like that there is a built-in slow-down, so through a slow slew one channel is moved to another place, not quickly or exactly according to the modulation. And I am afraid that the built-in SLEW, in the above-mentioned BUS MIXER module, is there because SPREAD modules may not be able to work with long tones in any other way than just arranging them chronologically, either from one side to the other, or ping-pong.
I tried this module, it doesn’t offer any freedom… it just distributes a predetermined order of channels into space. I want to determine the order of channels, or randomize it… but inside the polyphony, not the audio signal
Yes, your example does a panorama, but in your case, if I play a high note with a long release, the audio panorama moves the long release of this high note to the left in the panorama if I immediately press a low note. So the high note does not end in its place on the right.
I want to achieve that the notes end with their release at the place where they first appear in the stereo panorama. Assign allows this, but it is not possible to influence the order of the channels. Maybe it is not possible in VCV at all, I don’t know, I’m just asking
ahaaaaa … it works! … thanks for the solution, and also for making me understand something! … I thought that a different arrangement of channels could be done in one polyphonic cable … so based on this, a module could be made that would also have the ability to randomly arrange the channels so that they always sound in a different place.