That, however, is only the tip of the iceberg. And with simple global controls (offset, width and smoothing) and a hardware-style position meter, you've got quick control and visual feedback. On the simplicity front, PanMan's five modes - LFO, Rhythm Step, Rhythm Shape, Random and Triggered (PingPong and Random Step) - enable you to set up either tempo synced or free-running autopans in a jiffy. Well, there are two reasons: simplicity and, uh, complexity. You may wonder why you'd need such a plug-in when most DAWs include an auto-panner anyway, not to mention the fact that you have automation at your disposal. PanMan is heavily influenced by rackmounted classics, such as Audio & Design's PanScan and Electrospace's Spanner.
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