19 Jan
2013
19 Jan
'13
1:34 a.m.
On Sat, 2013-01-19 at 00:34 +0100, Jaromír Mikeš wrote:
2013/1/18 Jan Depner <eviltwin69(a)cableone.net>et>:
Nope. I get the same thing here. I almost always go to swap mode.
I have no idea why it sounds better. It's the same whether I use my
studio monitors or my ATH-M50S headphones (granted, not the best in the
world but not bad).
I use the Mono to Stereo Splitter and then
use the TAP Stereo Echo.
That's the trick ;)
I am just playing with this and I am really impresed how well it works.
Best setting for me is:
"L/ Feedback" 0%
"R/ Delay" 0ms
"R/Haas Feedback" 90%
"R/Haas Delay" time to 0-6 ms doing nice panning C -> R
"Dry Level" -70 dB
Interesting is that it sounds even better in swap mode, but it can be
caused by my crappy home PC speakers :(
Would be nice to have just one plugin doing this all (
Mono to Stereo
Splitter + TAP Stereo Echo ) by one panning knob ;)
mira
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