Waves Brauer Motion Auto-panning Plug-in

The Waves Brauer Motion Auto-panning Plug-in is a creative tool designed to bring movement and dimensionality to your mixes. Developed in collaboration with Grammy-winning mixing engineer Michael Brauer, this plug-in allows you to create dynamic, immersive panning effects that can make any sound feel more alive and engaging. Whether you're working on music production, sound design, or post-production, Brauer Motion offers a wide range of controls and presets to help you easily add depth and motion to your audio.

Key features of the Waves Brauer Motion Auto-panning Plug-in:

• Dual Auto-Panners: Two independent auto-panners allow for complex and layered movement across the stereo field, giving you ultimate control over how your sounds travel.
• 3D Spatial Movement: Create circular, elliptical, or even custom-shaped panning patterns, adding a sense of space and movement to your audio.
• Speed and Modulation Controls: Adjust the rate, depth, and modulation of the panning to fit the mood and feel of your track, from subtle shifts to intense motion.
• Tempo Sync and Manual Modes: Sync panning movements to your DAW’s tempo for rhythmic precision, or manually adjust the speed for more free-form creative control.
• LFO and Envelope Triggering: Use LFOs and envelope triggers to modulate the panning, adding dynamic variation based on the amplitude of the input signal.
• Wide Range of Presets: Includes artist presets created by Michael Brauer, as well as a variety of customizable templates to suit different styles and genres.
• Automation-Friendly Interface: Easily automate panning movements and adjustments in real-time within your DAW for more hands-on creative control.

The Waves Brauer Motion Auto-panning Plug-in is ideal for music producers, sound designers, and mixing engineers who want to add dynamic motion to their tracks. Whether you're looking to create subtle stereo enhancements or bold, swirling panning effects, Brauer Motion provides the flexibility and control to shape your sound. It’s especially useful for electronic music, ambient soundscapes, film scores, and any audio project where spatial movement can enhance the listening experience.