Apple 2 manual Routing Your Multitrack Project

To do this	Do this
To move the puck	Click anywhere in the panner and drag the puck to the desired
	location.
To automatically move the puck	Double-click anywhere in the panner. The puck automatically goes
to the center	to the center of the panner.
To hold the speaker angle static	Hold down the Option key while dragging the puck.
while adjusting the puck’s
distance from the center
To hold the distance from the	Hold down the Command key while dragging the puck.
center static while adjusting the
speaker angle

To learn more about the Surround Panner HUD, including how to use its advanced controls, see the Soundtrack Pro User Manual.

Important: Using a surround panner on a track is just one step in achieving a surround signal output. Assigning surround sound to a track requires the surround panners to be assigned to the track, the correct submix output to be assigned to the submix, and the surround audio hardware outputs to be connected to Soundtrack Pro. Without these three elements correctly assigned, your surround mix will not work correctly. For more information on configuring surround sound, see the Soundtrack Pro User Manual.

Routing Your Multitrack Project

A simple multitrack project contains several tracks and a submix; the signal is then routed through the Master bus and out the hardware outputs.

Tracks

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2

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	Hardware
Submix	outputs	Left
Master	1
bus	2

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Stereo panner

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