Add Panning Extension for Stereo formats #13
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Note that this solution does not do panning (positioning) in the sense of OpenAL, what it does is channel balance. I think this would be a completely separate effect and property. I have been in doubts myself for a while, but the difference is also explained in this comment in #12: |
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Attempt to fix #12
This is probably wrong somewhere and incorrect. Probably the most useful thing is the example.
I copied the
testpositionexample to create atestpanningexample with a red rectangle, moving the red rectangle to right or left modifies the panning to either right or left.Here's a cool song that is stereo: https://opengameart.org/content/love-song-instrumental