Is there a graphic EQ with pannable bands?

[brassplyer]

Does anyone make a software graphic EQ say 10, 20 or more bands where each individual band can be independently panned? I.e. imagine a typical graphic EQ where under each band slider is a pan control.

Thanks.

[Scott Dorsey]

Brassplyer > wrote:
>Does anyone make a software graphic EQ say 10, 20 or more bands where each individual band can be independently panned? I.e. imagine a typical graphic EQ where under each band slider is a pan control.

By panned, you mean you can adjust the center frequency like an Orban 674
Paragraphic? Or where there is actually some sort of left-right bussing?
--scott
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[brassplyer]

On Thursday, January 18, 2018 at 7:35:31 AM UTC-5, Scott Dorsey wrote:

> By panned, you mean you can adjust the center frequency like an Orban 674
> Paragraphic? Or where there is actually some sort of left-right bussing?


L/R bussing.

[geoff]

On 19/01/2018 4:08 AM, Brassplyer wrote:
> On Thursday, January 18, 2018 at 7:35:31 AM UTC-5, Scott Dorsey wrote:
>
>> By panned, you mean you can adjust the center frequency like an Orban 674
>> Paragraphic? Or where there is actually some sort of left-right bussing?
>
>
> L/R bussing.
>

Sounds like a ghastly concept. But hey, it may be amazing....

geoff

[Trevor]

On 18/01/2018 8:39 PM, Brassplyer wrote:
> Does anyone make a software graphic EQ say 10, 20 or more bands where
> each individual band can be independently panned? I.e. imagine a
> typical graphic EQ where under each band slider is a pan control.

Easy enough to use 2 software graphics panned left and right. Beyond
that, for special effects, just add more instances as needed.

Trevor.

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Geoff wrote: "Sounds like a ghastly concept. But hey, it may be amazing....

geoff"

Yeah. Could induce all sorts of phase issues.
I seriously thought he meant PARAMETRIC
when he started in with that "panning" business.

I say just get a stereo EQ and be done with it.

[geoff]

On 19/01/2018 11:41 AM, Trevor wrote:
> On 18/01/2018 8:39 PM, Brassplyer wrote:
>> Does anyone make a software graphic EQ say 10, 20 or more bands where
>> each individual band can be independently panned? I.e. imagine a
>> typical graphic EQ where under each band slider is a pan control.
>
> Easy enough to use 2 software graphics panned left and right. Beyond
> that, for special effects, just add more instances as needed.
>
> Trevor.
>
>

Maybe after a L/R 'wash' with harmonics whizzing all over the place.

geoff

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theckma wrote in message
...
> Geoff wrote: "Sounds like a ghastly concept. But hey, it may be
> amazing....
> Yeah. Could induce all sorts of phase issues.
> I seriously thought he meant PARAMETRIC
> when he started in with that "panning" business.

You don't even know what phase is.

> I say just get a stereo EQ and be done with it.

Nobody cares what you say, li'l buddy. Done with it, dumb with it, dumb
****.

DSLK. FSKAO!

[Tobiah]

On 01/18/2018 02:41 PM, Trevor wrote:
> On 18/01/2018 8:39 PM, Brassplyer wrote:
>> Does anyone make a software graphic EQ say 10, 20 or more bands
>> where each individual band can be independently panned? I.e.
>> imagine a typical graphic EQ where under each band slider is a pan
>> control.
>
> Easy enough to use 2 software graphics panned left and right. Beyond
> that, for special effects, just add more instances as needed.

I think he's talking about a real-world hardware unit. Otherwise,
yeah, that was my thought.