Spatial Blur: Spatial Blur is a parameter which controls the volume distribution of a sound track between multiple speakers. The points on the yellow line control the horizontal movement and the points on the green line control the vertical movement. The Pan Envelopes graphical display consists of two sets of points. This can be used to create a moving sound effect.
Pan Envelopes: Pan the envelope of a sound track between multiple speakers. When a sound track is selected, the length of the line indicates the percentage of the total volume of the selected track played back through the speaker. Volume Indicator: The length of a blue line extending from the speaker icon towards the center of the Radar Display indicates the relative volume of a speaker. Any sound track assigned to an LFE Speaker is played back exclusively through that speaker (channel). It usually carries a Low Frequency Effects (LFE) sound track. LFE Speaker: An LFE speaker is a special type of speaker. A channel number is displayed along with a speaker icon. Speakers: A speaker represents a channel in the surround audio mix, which will be usually played back through a single speaker. A track number is displayed along with a track icon. All multichannel sound tracks are separated into multiple mono sound tracks and added to the File List. This allows selecting/deselecting of sound tracks to include in the Radar Display. File list: All currently opened audio files are listed in the File List. Speakers and sound tracks can be added or deleted. The following are the main elements of the Surround Sound Editor: Radar Display: Speakers and sound tracks can be positioned graphically with the help of the Radar Display. It can also be configured to support any 2-D speaker layout. The Surround Sound Editor supports standard speaker layouts for 5.1 or 7.1 audio. The Surround Sound Editor allows you to mix multiple sound tracks to produce surround sound audio. Tools - Surround Sound Editor Surround Sound Editor
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