Full Range Panning Feature.

[MDOTDASUPAPRODUCER]

Compared to say Cubase 6, Pro Tools and various other D.A.W.'s Logic 9 does not seem to have full range panning features! Really hoping that this issue will be addressed and improved/upgraded on Logic X.

[jordito]

Can you describe "full range panning" or be more specific?

J.

[David]

Logic does offer full range panning.

[MDOTDASUPAPRODUCER]

logic only goes to 63 and 64 on each side vs. 100 on either side in pro tools and/or cubase 6! how and where is logic's full range panning...

[jtees]

The panning range values is based on midi's limit of 128 values hence the uneven numbers. rest assured, 63 left is hard left and 64 right is hard right

[shivermetimbers]

logic only goes to 63 and 64 on each side vs. 100 on either side in pro tools and/or cubase 6! how and where is logic's full range panning...

[slamthecrank]

logic only goes to 63 and 64 on each side vs. 100 on either side in pro tools and/or cubase 6! how and where is logic's full range panning...

Please pay no attention to Shiver... he means well, and is quite funny when you get used to his humour.

Also - This short discussion may be very helpful for your understanding:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2172381?start=0&tstart=0

And also, try to understand the use of Logic's "Direction Mixer" --
http://logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=274584
http://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=405304

[shivermetimbers]

Please pay no attention to Shiver... he means well, and is quite funny when you get used to his humour.

slamthecrank is correct - at least about the part after the three dots. So disregard anything about what slamthecrank posts about ignoring me.

The numbers are totally irrelevant because they can be made to display in many different ways that still remain irrelevant to panning.

You have dead center, hard left/right, and then somewhere in between. The only useful purpose an assigned number would be good for is to reference a setting for comparison or for later use such as a recall.

Having the Logic developers change the numbers will have absolutely no affect on how the 'balance' knob functions. So slamming/cranking the pan knob hard left will still be hard left whether the number was 1000, 100, 0, or -64.

Thar's ye clue.

[Scott Jackson]

[MDOTDASUPAPRODUCER]

thanks guys for the help/info, and shiver no worries i didnt take any offense to your reply post. i'm here to learn in order to strengthen my craft and to help others along the way.