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PoM
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Posted : Oct 31, 2005 17:34
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i used the search but can t find nothing about that,some console,eq .... have something to flip the phase but why ? what can you do with that? to remove sound out of phase? |
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14-year old e-tard
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Posted : Oct 31, 2005 17:40
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A typical use is for micing up the snare drum where you have a top snare mic and a bottom snare mic. The bottom snare mic needs to be phase reversed since it is picking the out of phase oscillating pattern of the bottom membrane.
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realisation
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Posted : Oct 31, 2005 17:40
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A-Series Eq by URS has that.
Try it. it can make the sound fit better in the mix.
its more to do with colliding frequencies than anything
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dtd
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Posted : Oct 31, 2005 17:41
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a famous trick is to mix the original signal and the phase inverted signal such that cancellations occur and some desired sound _MIGHT_ be accessible "in the clear"
try it out with some tunes for example! |
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fregle
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Posted : Oct 31, 2005 17:41
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if u invert the phase of a sound and u put it on the same sound, they negate each other, so in effect u have no sound anymore  in some very specific cases this is usefull, if u want for example sound on the sides but not in the middle u can overdub the track and put the overdub in the middle and invert it's phase, thereby removing all sound in the middle for that track... These days u have tools for that, but 20-30 years ago inverting phase was a very important tool for producers. |
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