If possible - How to setup a "reverse coupled" pan

[leechlife]

Hi

 

Not sure if that's possible, but if one believes rumours then everything is possible with logic's environment.

 

Here's what I'd like to do:

 

I have to 2 audio tracks (which could be mono or stereo).

I would like to control the pan of those 2 track with a single knob, BUT not identical (as the groups would allow me to do).

I like the pan to be the opposite: meaning if channel 1=-63 then channel 2=+63, if channel 1=+25 channel 2=-25. if channel 1 is in the centre so is channel 2.

 

I also would like to be able to automate that with a single automation function.

 

Is that possible to do? What would be the best to do that?

 

thanks and best regards

[shivermetimbers]

Hi

 

Not sure if that's possible, but if one believes rumours then everything is possible with logic's environment.

 

Here's what I'd like to do:

 

I have to 2 audio tracks (which could be mono or stereo).

I would like to control the pan of those 2 track with a single knob, BUT not identical (as the groups would allow me to do).

I like the pan to be the opposite: meaning if channel 1=-63 then channel 2=+63, if channel 1=+25 channel 2=-25. if channel 1 is in the centre so is channel 2.

 

I also would like to be able to automate that with a single automation function.

 

Is that possible to do? What would be the best to do that?

 

thanks and best regards

 

http://www.logicprohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=319536#319536

[Eriksimon]

SMT's method is fine, here's another cool option:

Open your Controller Assignments window (cmd-K) in Expert View, assign your two knobs (if you haven't already) to the pan on the respective tracks, exit Learn Mode and type a - (minus) before the 1.00 Multiply factor on the channel strip that you want to react "antiknobwise".

 

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[leechlife]

Thanks for the tips. I will try that

[David Nahmani]

assign your two knobs (if you haven't already) to the pan on the respective tracks

 

That's a cool idea, but the controls aren't coupled... unless you assign a single knob to both pan controls, and reverse one of the assignments as you suggested.