That's one reason I don't mind the Sindo as I can crank the thing while summed to mono with no problems. I usually just tip it to 1.24 for a little widening.HCMarkus wrote:Does anyone care about mono compatibility any more? Phase tricks can cause real problems in mono.
How to make wider mixes
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cbergm7210
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Re: How to make wider mixes
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Tritonemusic
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Re: How to make wider mixes
Thanks to MOTU for the Folddown feature in DP. I couldn't live without it (well, there's always the Trim plug-in which is handy for individual stereo tracks).HCMarkus wrote:Does anyone care about mono compatibility any more? Phase tricks can cause real problems in mono.
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buzzsmith
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Re: How to make wider mixes
I have to care about Mono as I do a lot of modern square dance tracks.
These callers generally perform in small rooms and carry a very simple sound system with just one speaker.
Therefore...mono or at least summed to mono.
I have to admit (along with the not mentioned musical challenges that goes with this genre) that mono is not "fun".
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These callers generally perform in small rooms and carry a very simple sound system with just one speaker.
Therefore...mono or at least summed to mono.
I have to admit (along with the not mentioned musical challenges that goes with this genre) that mono is not "fun".
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Yamaha C7 Conservatory Grand
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Focal Twin6 Be(s)
DP 9.51 PCI-424e / original 2408, 2408mkII, 24I/O, MTP-AV
Yamaha C7 Conservatory Grand
Hammond B-3 / Leslie 145
Focal Twin6 Be(s)
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HCMarkus
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Re: How to make wider mixes
But the phantom center is so solid!buzzsmith wrote:mono is not "fun".
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Shooshie
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HCMarkus wrote:But the phantom center is so solid!buzzsmith wrote:mono is not "fun".
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Re: How to make wider mixes
The Crysonic plug mentioned earlier + a bunch of other plugs are on sale at their site for just $24
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