About Locomotion
Locomotion is a 3D auto-panner. A pan knob changes a level; Locomotion moves a source. A phase runs one lap of the path you choose, and the image follows it with every cue a real moving source gives: level and air that change with distance, a touch of Doppler, the far ear hearing it a little later and duller, and a way of reading "behind you" on loudspeakers that works in mono too.
The front panel is the sound. PATH picks the route: side to side, a ring in front of you, a figure eight, an orbit around your head, a hard bounce or a new spot every lap. SPEED runs free or locks to the host's bar line, sample-accurate, so a lap lands on the downbeat and two instances never drift. DEPTH and IMAGE OFFSET decide how far it reaches and where its middle sits.
In TRIGGER mode it only moves when told, on every COUNTth hit above THRESHOLD, a side chain, the MAN TRIG key or a MIDI note; in ENVELOPE the input's own level pushes it along the path. A stereo input stays stereo: the two channels keep their spacing as the image moves, so a wide synth stays wide while it orbits.
