Panning in Direct sound wthout using SetPan function

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I was wondering if it is possible to pan a WAV file in direct sound without using the SetPan function. If so how?

That is change the volume on 2 different speakers, right and left, to simulate that the sound is moving around the player.

Posted 23-May-14 2:13am

Alexander petrini

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Rage 23-May-14 9:07am

This is precisely the reason why SetPan exists. Why don't you want to use it ?

[no name] 23-May-14 9:12am

Are you having any specific reason why do you don't want to prefer SetPan?

Alexander petrini 23-May-14 11:25am

It's a school assignment... we're supposed to make the 3D effects ourselfs without using any premade functions.

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Rage · Answer 1 · 2014-05-23T03:13:00

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This might be of help, even if not sure about what you are trying to achieve exactly (see my comment above):

The Ultimate Managed DirectSound 9 Tutorial Part 2: managing 3D Sounds[^]

Posted 23-May-14 3:13am

Rage