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Work in the Binaural Panner window in Logic Pro for Mac

In addition to controlling the panning effect on the channel strip using the Binaural Panner knob, you can also access the Binaural panning pucks and other Binaural panning parameters in the Binaural Panner window. These are the window’s main elements:

Figure. Binaural Panner window.

  • Angle, Elevation, Distance: Information fields that adjust automatically when changes are made to the puck positions.

  • Spread: Information field that adjusts automatically when changes are made to the puck positions. You can also interact directly with it by dragging its numerical value. (Making changes here also affects the left and right puck positions.)

    Note: The Spread parameter is available on stereo channel strips, but not on mono channel strips.

  • Panning plane: Area for positioning the signals—using the pucks—in the sound field.

  • Pucks: Used for positioning the signals in the (planar or spherical) sound field. A mono channel strip has a single puck, and a stereo channel strip has three pucks (when the Spread value is other than 0 degrees).

  • Panning Mode buttons: Determine the virtual shape of the panning plane, which can be planar or spherical.

  • Mode image: Represents the resulting position of the audio signal in the panning plane. In Planar mode, you can adjust the Tilt Amount and Tilt Direction by dragging the Mode image. The green dot displays the listening position based on the current settings.

  • Vertical Offset, Tilt Amount, Tilt Direction: These parameters are present only when Planar mode is selected. Adjusting their values changes the Angle, Distance, and Elevation values.

  • Doppler button: Turns on or off the Doppler effect—a change in the pitch of a signal perceived by a person who is moving relative to the source of the signal.

  • Size field and slider: Determines the size of the plane or sphere, expressed as the radius of the circular plane.

  • Extended parameters: Click the disclosure arrow to access the Diffuse-Field Compensation parameter.

Open the Binaural Panner window

  1. In Logic Pro, double-click the channel strip’s Binaural Panner control to open the Binaural Panner window.

    If the channel strip has a Pan/Balance knob rather than a Binaural Panner knob, show the Binaural Panner knob.

    Figure. Binaural Panner window.

Control the binaural panning position

  1. In Logic Pro, drag the left or right puck (panning pucks) to make the stereo image wider or narrower.

    The pucks also work on a second axis—up and down—relative to the third puck.

  2. Drag the third puck (the direction puck) to determine the forward and backward direction.

    As you adjust the direction puck, the two panning pucks move accordingly. The Angle, Elevation, Distance, and Spread values also change.

  3. Select the Mode (virtual shape) of the panning plane:

    • If set to Planar, the panning results are shown on a flat circular plane.

      Figure. Planar mode in the Binaural Panner window.

    • If set to Spherical, the results are placed on a virtual sphere. If it helps, imagine the sphere as a virtual head. When the direction puck is placed in the top half of the circular plane, the sound is in front of the listener. As the direction puck is moved toward the lower half of the plane, the sound passes up, and over the head, and ends up behind the listener.

      Figure. Spherical mode in the Binaural Panner window.

  4. Set the size of the plane or sphere by doing one of the following:

    • Drag the Size slider.

    • Double-click the Size field, then enter a new value.

    • Option-click the Size field to reset it to its default value (1.50 m).

  5. Click the Doppler button to turn the Doppler effect on or off.

  6. Select the Diffuse-Field Compensation checkbox in the Extended Parameters area to ensure a neutral sound for headphone playback, utilizing diffuse-field compensation.

    Note: When using multiple Binaural Panners on several channel strips, turn this option off and route the output of the Binaural Panners to an aux channel strip, in which you insert the Binaural Post-Processing plug-in. The Binaural Post-Processing plug-in allows you to apply diffuse-field compensation to all Binaural Panner outputs at once, saving CPU power.

  7. If in Planar mode, drag the Mode image to control the vertical offset and tilt of the circular plane.

Download the guides:

Logic Pro User Guide: PDF

Logic Pro Instruments: PDF

Logic Pro Effects: PDF

Control Surfaces Support Guide: PDF

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