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Chapter 6: Surround Features 87

Introduction to Pro Tools

Surround Panning

There are four different track panning methods

available:

• In the Edit window, using the reduced-height

Panner Grid in the I/O View

• In the Mix window, using the reduced-height

Panner Grid

• In the Output window, using the full-size

Panner Grid

• Through pan automation editing

Control surfaces provide additional panning op-

tions. Refer to the documentation for your con-

trol surface for more information.

Mix and Edit Window Panner Grids

In the Mix and Edit window, multichannel Pan-

ner Grids are displayed on tracks that have mul-

tichannel track or send output assignments.

To pan from the Mix or Edit window:

1 To pan in the Edit window, make sure I/O

View is being shown (View > Edit Window > I/O).

Panner Grids are always displayed in Mix win-

dow tracks that support panning.

2 Begin playback.

3 Click and drag on the appropriate multichan-

nel track’s Panner Grid in the Mix or Edit win-

dows.

The Pan Location cursor follows your move-

ments as long as you hold down the mouse but-

ton. Movements are scaled so that, once you

click to “grab” the Pan Location cursor, you do

not need to limit your movements to the small

Track Grid area.

Pan Location Cursor Color while Automating

The Pan Location cursor is green when the track

is in Automation Read mode, red in an Automa-

tion Touch, Latch, Touch/Latch, or Write

modes, and yellow in Automation Off (or Auto-

mation Suspend) mode.

In Trim mode, the Volume fader and LFE fader

are yellow.

Output windows provide additional features

and controls (and a much larger Grid). For de-

tails, see “Output Windows” on page 88.

Panning in the Track Grid

Click and drag to pan

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