Who helps me creating a simple JS Haas panner ?

[nofish]

Recently I was reading this article about panning using Haas delays:

http://www.moultonlabs.com/more/prin...ntom_image/P2/

To experiment with it I was trying to create a JS based on the values in the table shown at the bottom of this article (delay times from 0 to .7 ms).
As I don't know any JS I started with modifying Looser's Time delayer JS.
Here's what I have so far:


[img]http://img822.**************/img822/8631/haaspanner.png[/img]

Works already basically.

What I would like to have now (but can't accomplish) is reducing the two sliders to one (to have a more actual "panning slider" feel), so that when moving the slider left the right signal is delayed and vice versa.
The other thing I've got no idea how to do is eliminating the zipper noise when adjusting the sliders (if possible).

I've attached the JS, any help appreciated.

[bblue]

Did you take a look at JS LOSER/timeDifferencePan? Seems like that is already pretty close to what you're trying to do.

--Bill

[nofish]

Yes, you're right, it probably is. I've seen it also before trying to do this one.

Two reasons for doing this one:

- I have no idea which parameters the time difference pan uses (couldnt figure out from looking at the code) and I want to use the parameters mentioned in the table I linked to.

- Understanding JS a little better.

Thanks anyway.