Hi again, Maksim,

Pan swing does work, but perhaps differently from what you expect:

• Swing applies a random deviation to the instrument's original panning value (calculated from keymap, defaults, sample pan, etc.). Specifying a pan value in the pattern will simply override this value (including any random deviation).
• The random amount applied is calculated as a % of the default offset from centre. So if the default is 32 (centre), there is no offset and no random variation (e.g. 100% of 0 = 0).

Now, I can't quite remember how IT2 worked in this regard, but if anyone thinks it was different - or has a more sensible approach - I'd consider changing reViSiT's behaviour. One option, I guess, is to switch from a % to fixed units (0-64), but it should be possible to translate whatever IT files use to faithfully reproduce loaded songs.

Best,
Chris

"One option, I guess, is to switch from a % to fixed units (0-64), but it should be possible to translate whatever IT files use to faithfully reproduce loaded songs."

The way it works in Schism is the proposal I described earlier. It makes sense to me - does anyone else have any objections?

Chris