Acustica Audio’s Salt eq includes a panner. If panning a mono audio track using Salt, will the audio track have to be converted to a stereo track for this to work?
Best,
Magnus
you don’t have the plugin, and asking here for someone that does or?
If you don’t have the plugin, it might be better to ask Acoustica.
but why not stick with the Cubase panner? easier to keep track of things in the mixer.
I have the plugin. I have asked in an Acustica group on Facebook but noone seems to know. I just want to know if anyone here knows how to pan using a plugin.
I agree that sticking to Cubase’s mixer is the best option. But I still would like to know…
Magnus
The plugin should react exactly the same as a Channel FX. If you use a Send FX with a Reverb for example, say for a drum track; if you place the panorama Hard Left for the Send, you will hear the reverb on the left.
I don’t see why the plugin would react differently. That’s what I think.
This seems to be plausible. If you send a mono channel to another mono channel, there is no panning.
Translated to your plugin, if it is used as an insert, it would be like:
audio channel (mono) → plugin (mono) → back to audio channel (mono)