Product Detail
The Brightness Panner plugin revolutionizes the way you handle sound in space. It enriches your mixes by spreading sound around you. This audio plugin makes panning a breeze, using brightness analysis to apply movement to your sounds. With frequency controls, panning is linked to the pitch of music notes, sound brightness, or MIDI notes you play. It supports various reproduction formats, from stereo to Dolby Atmos 7.1.2 and more. The Pan mode is a particle - based panning that changes the sound source position between two defined points, with greater brightness or pitch shifts causing larger movements. In Sliding mode, the sound source moves on a defined trajectory within a frequency or pitch range and freezes its position when the signal goes out of range until it's back. Key features include brightness, pitch, and MIDI analysis for 3D panning, a visualization dome to track sound movements, a randomization option for new results, and easy dynamic movement settings. System requirements include MacOS 10.11 or higher, Windows 10 or higher, a dual - core CPU (4 - core recommended), 4GB RAM (8GB recommended), 600MB disk space, and support for AAX Native, AU, VST2, VST3 plugin formats (Pro Tools 11 or above for AAX).
Using the Brightness Panner is easy. First, set up your system according to the requirements. Make sure your computer meets the MacOS or Windows version, CPU, RAM, and disk space needs. Also, choose the right plugin format for your software. To start using it, load the plugin into your audio project. For basic panning, you can adjust the brightness, pitch, or MIDI settings. In Pan mode, define the start and end points for the sound source movement. As the sound's brightness or pitch changes, the sound will move between these points. In Sliding mode, set the frequency or pitch range. When the audio signal is within this range, the sound source will move along the defined trajectory. If you're out of ideas, just click the randomize option to get a new result. The visualization dome helps you keep track of the sound movements. When it comes to maintenance, keep your operating system and audio software up - to - date. This ensures the plugin works smoothly and gets the latest features and bug fixes. Also, make sure you have enough disk space for the plugin and your audio projects. Don't forget to check the user manual for more detailed instructions and troubleshooting tips.
