The new SunVox MetaModules from gilzad:
Mid/Side Multiplexer and Demultiplexer
http://www.warmplace.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2420
From the author's description:
We've learned how we can have a more accurate control on the sound by treating its frequeny bands separately instead of manipulating the total sum. Like an EQ can make some sound clearer by adding highs and mids. Or a Highpass-filter can cut unwanted rumbling frequencies. Or a multiband compressor can gain much more loudness by compressing separate bands at once.
One more thing that can be done, is to treat middle and side-information on stereo signals separately. Yes, this is actually possible. As a musician you can decide how the mono-part of your music shall be processed and how the stereo-part shall be processed. I'm not talking about simple panning here. It's about splitting your music into mono and a 100% widened image, treating these two parts separately using any DSP and bringing the mono & widened image together again, so you get back to the stereo sound with its middle and side information being manipulated the way you like.
Mid/Side Multiplexer and Demultiplexer
http://www.warmplace.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2420
From the author's description:
We've learned how we can have a more accurate control on the sound by treating its frequeny bands separately instead of manipulating the total sum. Like an EQ can make some sound clearer by adding highs and mids. Or a Highpass-filter can cut unwanted rumbling frequencies. Or a multiband compressor can gain much more loudness by compressing separate bands at once.
One more thing that can be done, is to treat middle and side-information on stereo signals separately. Yes, this is actually possible. As a musician you can decide how the mono-part of your music shall be processed and how the stereo-part shall be processed. I'm not talking about simple panning here. It's about splitting your music into mono and a 100% widened image, treating these two parts separately using any DSP and bringing the mono & widened image together again, so you get back to the stereo sound with its middle and side information being manipulated the way you like.
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