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Sound Particles added metadata export to Beat Panner
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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90592, member: 27"] Panning moves cooked up by a sequencer can be copied and pasted straight onto object tracks, and Sound Particles handed that out for free. Beat Panner 1.1 introduces Metadata Automation, which pushes that motion out as metadata for immersive sessions. The plugin earned its following by building intricate beat-locked panning patterns through a sequencer layout. The update lets that tempo-synced motion land on an object-based track without rebuilding anything by hand. Once pasted, the automation opens up for editing inside object tracks. Refining, blending, or layering it against neighboring spatial elements all remain on the table. Rhythm-driven design meets object-based mixing precision, which points at game audio, cinema, and immersive music. Founder and CEO Nuno Fonseca reckons the feature reshapes music object workflows. Existing owners pay nothing. Fresh licenses cost $199, and VST3, AU, and AAX cover Windows 10 and upward alongside macOS 10.15 or later. [/QUOTE]
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