Pan

Moves sound left and right and controls the stereo width

Open in the synth with a demo patch Open Modular

What it does

Pan places a sound in the stereo field: −1 is fully left, +1 fully right, 0 centre, and the Pan input lets an LFO or a Macro move it. Width works on the mid/side principle: 0 collapses the signal to mono, 1 leaves it as it is, 2 spreads the stereo difference wider than it was, so chorus and ping-pong delay get roomier, while mono sources are untouched by Width.

Try this

Move Pan slowly from left to right to send the sound between your speakers.

Ports

in: Audio in
pan: Position CV (−1 left … +1 right)
out: Stereo out

Parameters

Pan · Width

Try this

LFO 0.05 Hz → Pan with an amount of 0.7: the bells drift slowly from ear to ear.
Two voices through two Pans at −0.6 and +0.6 → Mixer: the stage becomes wide at once.
Width 0 on a sub oscillator: the low end stays in the centre, as in mastering.

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