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Auto Pan

Semantic type: AutoPan · Category: modulation

Creates Auto Pan movement by applying periodic complementary gain changes within each stereo pair.

Contract

  • Seeded: no
  • Catalog sample rates: not declared; this does not mean unsupported
  • Assets: none
  • Catalog-declared latency: zero
Semantic name Python constructor keyword Type / count Default Unit Range or values
rate rate number / 1 0.35 Hz 0.05 … 20
depth depth number / 1 45 % 0 … 100
center center number / 1 0 % -100 … 100
width width number / 1 70 % 0 … 100
waveform waveform string / 1 "Sine" Not declared in catalog Sine, Triangle
phase phase number / 1 0 deg 0 … 360

EffeTune app documentation

The following section is reproduced from the English EffeTune app documentation. Its parameter names and values describe the app UI and can differ from semantic API parameters through transforms or value maps. The generated contract above is authoritative.

Auto Pan

Auto Pan varies the gains of each adjacent stereo pair without mixing one pair into another. A final unpaired channel follows the mono rule, so it is not moved left or right. The effect has zero algorithmic latency.

Sound Enhancement Guide

  • Start with Rate around 0.2–0.5 Hz and moderate Depth for slow, unobtrusive movement.
  • Reduce Width when headphone movement feels too wide; offset Center when the recording needs a stable bias to one side.
  • Triangle gives a more uniform traverse; Sine slows near the ends for gentler motion.

Parameters

  • Style — loads a complete factory setting for every parameter. Choices are Gentle Auto Pan, Wide Auto Pan, and Fast Auto Pan. Changing an individual parameter switches Style to Custom.
  • Rate (0.05–20 Hz) — sets movement speed.
  • Depth (0–100%) — sets how far level moves around the center; 0% is neutral.
  • Center (-100–100%) — shifts the midpoint left or right.
  • Width (0–100%) — sets the usable stereo span.
  • Waveform — chooses Sine or Triangle motion.
  • Phase (0–360°) — sets the starting point of the repeating movement.

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