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Hola,

is there any possibility to fine-tune the panning parameter? Like having the sound pan from left 80% to right 80% (or even less for subtle effects) instead of hard-panned left to hard-panned right.

You can use the free-of-charge Linear Crossfade to perform voltage-controlled panning. There is a bipolar attenuator on the CV input, too.
Linear Crossfade User Guide

Hi Grant,

Your crossfader module is very useful, thanks.

Any chance of you doing a poly version?

ColinP wrote: ↑Wed May 21, 2025 11:26 am Hi Grant,

Your crossfader module is very useful, thanks.

Any chance of you doing a poly version?

That should be quite straightforward, I think. I'll give that a whirl when I get some free time.

Nice one. I was thinking about knocking one up myself but figured it could be a relatively easy job for you to modify the mono version plus it would be neat to have matching mono and poly versions.

ColinP wrote: ↑Wed May 21, 2025 3:14 pm Nice one. I was thinking about knocking one up myself but figured it could be a relatively easy job for you to modify the mono version plus it would be neat to have matching mono and poly versions.

Submitted for approval.
A quick demo with two layers of DCO-60 being thrown around the stereo field at a rate dependent on pitch. (YouTube link)

Wow Grant, that was fast!

I'm looking forward to experimenting with your module as soon as it's released as I've been looking into poly crossfading and panning a lot recently and it's a nightmare trying to do it with just the stock modules.

You're a star.

You can use the free-of-charge Linear Crossfade to perform voltage-controlled panning. There is a bipolar attenuator on the CV input, too.

That one looks interesting, thank you for that suggestion
And even a poly module for free, awesome thank you <3

Hi Grant,

many thanks for giving us this helpful tool.

Roland