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Pana - Natural Panner by Klevgränd produkter AB - Released
https://apps.apple.com/app/id1596751927
Description:
Pana is a sophisticated stereo tool designed to let you do more elegant, natural audio positioning than what regular balance panning might accomplish.
Panning an audio signal can be done in several ways, where the most common is to alter the volume on one channel. This is a CPU efficient way (and many times the best) to achieve a sense of positioned audio. Almost every DAW and mixing console have this feature built-in.
Another way is to add a short delay to one of the channels – the Haas method. This renders a richer sound, but can also make a sound come off as somewhat unnatural.
A more elegant way is to apply a low pass filter to one of the channels. This maintains the audio energy on both channels, but at the same time makes it sound positioned.
This works very well on transient rich sounds like drums or other percussive instruments.
Pana uses both the delaying and filtering methods in combination, to achieve a more natural positioning. This makes Pana a very versatile tool for most types of sounds – and having these features in one plug-in makes for a great mixing experience. To top it all off, there’s also a crossover filter that makes it possible to leave the low end frequencies completely untouched, letting the bass remain wholly centered.
Features
Size – Adjusts micro delay times to emulate the size of a person’s head.
Rolloff – Sets the steepness and frequency of the opposite channel’s filter (if panned left, the right channel will be filtered).
Pan knob – Sets the panning amount and shows the output levels. Note that this parameter is like a macro of Rolloff and Size, and a maximum panning value will process the opposite channel’s audio stream with the set values in Rolloff and Size.
Crossover – The level of the internal frequency splitter. Frequencies below the selected value will remain unprocessed.
Stereo button – Press and hold for mono checks.
Pan lock – Locks the pan amount when browsing and loading presets.
Correlation
- All to the right (green): Left and right signals are in phase.
- Middle: Wide stereo.
- All to the left (red): Indication of possible phase issues.
Works standalone as well as an AUv3 plug-in compatible with any AUv3 compliant host such as Garageband, AUM, Cubasis, Beatmaker 3, Auria etc.
Details:
Universal: No
Minimum OS version: 13.0
Rated: 0 based on 0 votes
Comments
Cute🤟
What’s the actual difference with regular panning?. Seems like I’ve been panning in an “unnatural” way and it’s getting me anxious 😬
😂😂 You've been doing it wrong all this time and it took Klevgrand to point it out to you!
Out of curiosity, would this be something you could use t build a section from individual swam units - like if they were all on diff channels or tracks you had been playing recording the same thing with all at once then apply this app to separate them slightly?
iPadOS only.
No LFO?
The audacity.
When you turn your head in a natural environment, you hear sound variation with your ears so that not only amplitude is modulated, but also frequency content and phasing.
The traditional panning only reduces the amplitude of the signal coming to (let's say) the left ear. But in real life, if an object in front of you moves to your right (+90°), your left ear will still get some signal but with less high frequency content and a delay equivalent to the width of your head.
It’s an interesting idea but one which may cause phase and mono compatibility issues with over-use (but that’s why it has Correlation feedback). Still at 50% off it’s worth a punt, even if it’s mainly useful for subtle panning of percussive elements where you still want most of the power front and centre.
Luckily the chances of my music getting played in a club is rather slim
, so I currently don't worry about mono compatibility too much.
Trying to reduce your anxiety
And also...
Are we scraping the bottom of the fx barrel here?
Wait till they release “Pain”.
A gain knob that also boosts the midrange.
It’s like getting socks for Christmas. Not what anyone was hoping for. But maybe they’re those really nice wool socks from the camping store that become your favorite socks of all?
I’m pretty excited for “Re-esser”
So, is this something in between panning and binaural processing?
2-page manual DL link here:
https://klevgrand.se/products/pana
Every thread about a new delay/reverb/chorus: "Looks great, but do I really need another delay/reverb/chorus?"
Every thread about a new non-delay/reverb/chorus: "Gah, I was hoping for a delay/reverb/chorus!"
Actually looks interesting to me. I'm going to grab it when I get home to my iPad this afternoon.
This looks mildly interesting.
Yes, definitely.
As a low-pass filter, maybe they are using a HRTF to simulate how the head can obfuscate the incoming soundwave.
But what about those having a singalong to the mono radio in the shower!
Yeah right, nowadays the people use a lot of boom boxes, Alexas and Sonos stuff to listen to music. The return of mono.
This is sort of a 2D version of Dolby Atmos
Reminded me of panpot
Goodhertz should migrate their plugins to ios
Is it just me, or do I already have like a dozen apps that do this already?
First AUv3 I cone to think of is FF Volcano 3 with X&Y pad connected to selected parameters...
Ive mostly written in mono for many years now (most due to venues and PA systems), but the added benefit here is exactly what you say. Everyone has a single speaker everywhere now. The only times people really get stereo is in the car and earbuds. I fell like i should just start doing stereo re-issues (a la beatles and beachboys) but call them "car mixes" or something.
“All NEW! Now in STEREO!”
Maybe I can do a deal with Apple or Sonos where they can get a 50% coupon for a 2nd homepod. God know apple can use all the help they can selling those things....
This is precisely my weak spot. Or one of the spots I have that are weak. Or there are many spots, I have them all. Or I like spots, they're my weakness. And then, one day, He will come back and give us Stereo Designer as an Au3 and all of this weakness will finally cease.