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___OA
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Posted : Jul 27, 2001 00:16:48
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I convert a, lets say HiHat to stereo. Now, how do I make it sound stereo? Like its way left and right of me????
thx
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___bilbobagginz
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Posted : Jul 27, 2001 00:43:24
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1) try using effects [stereo separators]
2) try to apply different reverb on each channel..[say left 0.7ms and right 1.2]
3) u can move one of the channels a little off beat... a few milli seconds.
4) use all the things above together :)
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___Sambusak
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Posted : Jul 27, 2001 12:25:19
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What about panning? Thats what a simple fruitloops kiddy like me does ;) |
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___bilbobagginz
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Posted : Jul 27, 2001 13:26:47
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hahaha
you're right!
i always read what i want to read ...
don't know what i read last time.
[i think i read "how to make it sound more stereo" and not - left/righ ..]
lamer.i'm always lamer.
:)
of course panning!
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___OA
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Posted : Jul 27, 2001 16:27:31
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No Bilbo, you read correct the first, I know how to pan, Im talking making VERY stero, like far left AND far right at the SAME time. Not panning left OR right. :-) |
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___bilbobagginz
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Posted : Jul 27, 2001 16:30:26
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k then ... try these - i got u :-)
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___yuli
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Posted : Jul 28, 2001 10:27:56
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My 2 cents -
Pan the Hat and then apply the FX to the other side
Or pan the Hat on one side and one of the other perc ( closed Hat or some Snare ) to the other and here u go - your stereo image is much more wide.. ;-)
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___Kgreco
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Posted : Jul 30, 2001 13:18:24
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Or just - clone the hh channel (so that you have 2 identical) and pan each accordingly (L/R).
Don't know if it'll sound good though... you must experiment |
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___Trip-
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Posted : Jul 30, 2001 23:08:01
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I must agree with Bilboz advice about 'moving' R or L channels a bit later than the other channel...
very easy in WaveLab - u just select a channel and use the 'little foot' tool to kick the channel to move.
Another way is to use reaktor to make the deal, just open a simple sample player ensamble and add a Static Delay object between the Sample Player and the Outs. place a controler on the static delay length - and you'll hear a huge difference.
There are alot of Plugins to make the stereo more wide - like some reverbs and cakefx3. just make it with a really small delay at the end , so it won't sound like it has reverb at all.
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___GuyShanti
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Posted : Jul 31, 2001 11:30:51
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to tell u the truth - i lately enjoy my open HHs in mono, straight in the middle.
chh - all the above suggestions
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