#panning
- Intense Tech #03 — Don't Sleep on Z (Defense Mechanism, after Hypnogram) summarySeven worked examples of lsdj 's Z command by defense-mechanism ( intense-tech ), rewritten from a 2016 blog post by hypnogram : random vibrato, duty cycle, panning, gating, melody, chords and a sweep. The article is …
- Intense Tech #15 — Let's Mix It Up (and Down) (Defense Mechanism) summaryMixing with four channels and "four bits of dynamic range": defense-mechanism ( intense-tech ) treats volume, stereo placement and frequency range as three separate levers in lsdj , and adds two volume tricks — a snare …
- TW #106 — A Little Panning (Airon) summaryA conversion chart between Impulse Tracker's two ways of writing panning: the volume-column pan (0–64) and the Xyy effect ( 00 – FF ). Reading the chart, the relation is simply volume-column value = Xyy ÷ 4: X00 = 0, …
- TW #12 — Advanced Tracking Tips (Necros) summarynecros 's first tips column, "for people who already have mastered the basics", written in scream-tracker-3 notation with a conversion chart for ProTracker/FastTracker: Axx / Txx → Fxx , Gxx → 3xx , Hxx → 4xx , Dxx → …
- TW #55–56 — Panning (GBlues) / Panning? Hello? (Trixter) summaryThe correct mental model of tracker panning (a balance, not a switch) for stereo-panning ; the "opposite-side echo" survives as a stereo fake-echo idea.
- TW #75 — IT Percussion Tips (Zinc) summaryzinc 's techno-oriented advice for Impulse Tracker 2.06 ("most of them will probably be useful with earlier versions, and even in other trackers").
- TW #94 — Stereo Samples with Impulse Tracker (Zinc) summaryWhy and how zinc uses stereo samples instead of panned mono ones.