One of my favourite features in Waldorf’s largo vst is the ability to apply panning to the filters. For example, pan a comb-filter one way, and a low pass another way, each have their own drive settings, and I can even add movement with an LFO on the pan.
It lets me create some unique textures and motions I haven’t been able to create on other synths. It allows for more creative ways to create width than just stereo unison.
Yes, I was referring to panning of the output of each fitler separately.
But it looks like I could get what I’m looking for with the stereo modulation, I’ll experiment with it.
Thanks.