How do I add 2 pan controls on a stereo track?

[usalabs]

Ok, seeing as I'm not going to use and never will use CbB, this is the only forum now for Cakewalk users, and I use Cakewalk Sonar X3 PE, so, this is a valid question.

I have a track with 2 waveforms (presumably the track is stereo), but the track in itself has only one pan control for both waveforms, how do I assign a pan control to each waveform?

An example would be to look at the attached screenshot, and taking Bass.WAV track and there's 2 waveforms, presumably left/right channels, but the inspector, only shows 1 control for both waveforms, what I want to do is to take the guitar track (not expanded), and separate the waveforms into 2 individual tracks, each with their own vol slider, pan, FX, etc etc, so that I can pan them left and right.

Edited March 11, 2022 by usalabs

[Variorum]

You should have the Channel Tools effect that came with X3. Pan controls for each channel are at the bottom right.

 

 

If you really want two separate left and right mono tracks, from the menu buttons select Tracks->Bounce to track(s) and select Split Mono as the Format.

Edited March 11, 2022 by Variorum

[Kalle Rantaaho]

What Variorum wrote ^

Basic panning is something you only use on mono tracks.

On a stereo track the pan-knob is actually for adjusting balance. If you pan a stereo piano track 100% on, say,  left side, the right side does not move to the left, but simply goes inaudible.