Scratch 3.0 has a block to set the sound pan left/right effect. I created this script to experiment with it:

when gf clicked
Set [pan left/right v] effect to (-100)::sound
repeat (20)
play sound [pop v] until done
change [pan left/right v] effect by (10)::sound

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

frances2005 wrote:

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

I agree.

ma15fo43 wrote:

frances2005 wrote:

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

I agree.

yea. what exactly is a sound pan?

frances2005 wrote:

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

Most speaker sets have more than one speaker, this is so it feels like the sounds are coming from different directions. It's most effective when you have a pair of earphones or headphones (one goes in your left ear and one goes in your right ear) or a set of surround sound speakers. This stuff controls whether the sound plays more on the left side or the right side.

Jonathan50 wrote:

frances2005 wrote:

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

Most speaker sets have more than one speaker, this is so it feels like the sounds are coming from different directions. It's most effective when you have a pair of earphones or headphones (one goes in your left ear and one goes in your right ear) or a set of surround sound speakers. This stuff controls whether the sound plays more on the left side or the right side.

woah. thanks! it is like surround sound? cool!

Jonathan50 wrote:

frances2005 wrote:

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

Most speaker sets have more than one speaker, this is so it feels like the sounds are coming from different directions. It's most effective when you have a pair of earphones or headphones (one goes in your left ear and one goes in your right ear) or a set of surround sound speakers. This stuff controls whether the sound plays more on the left side or the right side.

I have been trying to figure out what is the minimum to maximum value for these variables. Is there a link that shows variable limits for these blocks?

kirbyzaz wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

frances2005 wrote:

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

Most speaker sets have more than one speaker, this is so it feels like the sounds are coming from different directions. It's most effective when you have a pair of earphones or headphones (one goes in your left ear and one goes in your right ear) or a set of surround sound speakers. This stuff controls whether the sound plays more on the left side or the right side.

I have been trying to figure out what is the minimum to maximum value for these variables. Is there a link that shows variable limits for these blocks?

-100 is total left pan while 100 is total right pan

Alright, thanks!

frances2005 wrote:

ma15fo43 wrote:

frances2005 wrote:

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

I agree.

yea. what exactly is a sound pan?

frances2005 wrote:

ma15fo43 wrote:

frances2005 wrote:

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

I agree.

yea. what exactly is a sound pan?

frances2005 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

frances2005 wrote:

whats a sound pan? that sounds pretty cool.

Most speaker sets have more than one speaker, this is so it feels like the sounds are coming from different directions. It's most effective when you have a pair of earphones or headphones (one goes in your left ear and one goes in your right ear) or a set of surround sound speakers. This stuff controls whether the sound plays more on the left side or the right side.

woah. thanks! it is like surround sound? cool!

I think it is somthing that makes the sound come out of any side of your computer