SoundGhost Orbit turns auto-panning into a three-band modulation setup, with separate movement controls for lows, mids, and highs. Two movable crossover points handle the split, while Position, Width, and Volume can be adjusted on each range without dragging the others along.
Each section gets nine modulation choices, among them sine, triangle, square, random, and a live envelope follower. Movement can run freely or lock to DAW tempo, while depth is set per control. Pushing Amount hard can distort the modulation shape. A correlation meter keeps mono behavior visible during all of this.
Randomize and reset buttons speed up experiments, while factory and user presets, MIDI control, automation, spectrum and stereo displays, and window resizing cover the utility side. Windows 10 and newer systems get VST3, while Macs from macOS 10.12 get VST3 and AU. AAX is absent, leaving Pro Tools unsupported. Pricing sits at £29 introductory versus £39 regular, VAT included.
Each section gets nine modulation choices, among them sine, triangle, square, random, and a live envelope follower. Movement can run freely or lock to DAW tempo, while depth is set per control. Pushing Amount hard can distort the modulation shape. A correlation meter keeps mono behavior visible during all of this.
Randomize and reset buttons speed up experiments, while factory and user presets, MIDI control, automation, spectrum and stereo displays, and window resizing cover the utility side. Windows 10 and newer systems get VST3, while Macs from macOS 10.12 get VST3 and AU. AAX is absent, leaving Pro Tools unsupported. Pricing sits at £29 introductory versus £39 regular, VAT included.
