Forgive the elementary, or perhaps idiotic, nature of this question, but how do I record a moving sound using Panorama in, say, Peak? I’ve looked over the Panorama manual, and it appears to be silent as to how one actually applies the moving effect. I can see how I would apply a static effect using Panorama, but not a moving effect, where I’m dragging the ball in various directions.  Thanks for any clarification of this matter.

Your host application needs to support parameter automation (i.e. one that records user interface movements or lets you draw in curves).

Most sequencing apps support this (Logic, Performer, Cubase, Sonar, etc.) but I don’t think Peak does.

Your host application needs to support parameter automation [...]

Yes, that makes sense. I prefer to add these kinds of effects in Peak, save the files, and then import them into my DAW, myself. Ah, well. I suppose that I can always run the effect in Peak, “WireTap” it, save the file, and then import the resulting file. Anyway, thanks for the clarification.