Examples of how to use Propane:
On a guitar track: • How to pan a guitar track using Soundspot ...
On a Rhodes: • Soundspot Propane Vs Pro Tools default Pan...
This demo was made using a full mix to make the effect more evident for inexperienced ears, you should try it on individual tracks instead which is where this plugin can be really helpful. Thanks!
From the website:
Propane gives you the option to pan the mid signal separately from the side signal of a stereo track. This way you can position the mono part of your track in the stereo field as you like, and use the side information to shape the width and stereo image of the track.
Besides giving you much more control in comparison to regular panning, this technique can be used very effectively for compensating for a stereo track with an unbalanced or lopsided centre, or for creative automated and tempo synced stereo effects. Also, it is a very natural sounding alternative for panning a bus reverb.
Propane can be used in combination with the SoundSpot MSW1 stereo widener for full control over the placement of your stereo tracks, and has a similar smoothed out bypass function for automation without pops or clicks.
Features
Fast and intuitive workflow
Simultaneous mid/side and left/right separation
Smooth bypass function for easy automation without clicks
Extremely light on CPU and RAM
System Requirements
MAC: OSX 10.7 and later (32bit & 64bit)
PC: Windows 7 and later (32bit & 64bit)
Formats:
VST AU VST3 AAX
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Enjoy!
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