spectral balance controller bug??
i just noticed, using a spectrum analyzer to confirm (voxengo SPAN) that in SBC the first two sliders on the left controls the low bands (0-500Hz) but one for the right channel and one for the left channel, independently
is it a bug or is it a choice?
i didnt read this fact in the manual, and it could bring some problem in mastering, if the two bands are not perfectly aligned.
if it is a choice, a "link" button could be useful...
i have sent the same mail to creamware
is it a bug or is it a choice?
i didnt read this fact in the manual, and it could bring some problem in mastering, if the two bands are not perfectly aligned.
if it is a choice, a "link" button could be useful...
i have sent the same mail to creamware
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Hello, someone can say to me if this problem has been resolved?On 2005-12-01 00:08, bosone wrote:
i just noticed, using a spectrum analyzer to confirm (voxengo SPAN) that in SBC the first two sliders on the left controls the low bands (0-500Hz) but one for the right channel and one for the left channel, independently
is it a bug or is it a choice?
i didnt read this fact in the manual, and it could bring some problem in mastering, if the two bands are not perfectly aligned.
if it is a choice, a "link" button could be useful...
i have sent the same mail to creamware
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Hello Andre, I have installed the new oxe file, but the problem persists.On 2006-04-29 04:02, AndreD wrote:
Hi,
it´s updated already, please find the latest version here:
ftp.creamware.de/Software/Scope_family/nokeys_OXE/
The first band boosts on the left at 160 Hz and on the right at 50 Hz, viceversa the second band is behaved.
You might need to think of this differently from a standard multi-comp or EQ.
I think this device actually shuffles frequencies left/right. I know Logic has a similar native plug-in.
To get a balanced spectrum (no pun intended) in the lower-end i.e. you would need to balance the lower band drives. Try it and you will hear.
I think this device actually shuffles frequencies left/right. I know Logic has a similar native plug-in.
To get a balanced spectrum (no pun intended) in the lower-end i.e. you would need to balance the lower band drives. Try it and you will hear.
Ok, now comes a definitive question: What is in substance the SBC plugin???
Not a multiband EQ, or Comp, 2 low band that uses left/right channel and the others bands that uses both...
Argh!!! What hell is it???
The manual is clear but essential and this bug makes a little confusion in my (our) mind....
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Not a multiband EQ, or Comp, 2 low band that uses left/right channel and the others bands that uses both...
Argh!!! What hell is it???
The manual is clear but essential and this bug makes a little confusion in my (our) mind....
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Yes, it is, with some colorfull distortion.
It can really make stuff sound great.
As for the two lower bands - they are the only bands that seem to introduce this balance-shift in the stereo-field. I find that I can get the balance back by raising the second band a little higher than the first (lowest).
It can really make stuff sound great.
As for the two lower bands - they are the only bands that seem to introduce this balance-shift in the stereo-field. I find that I can get the balance back by raising the second band a little higher than the first (lowest).
Hi Erminardi!... but the SBC.oxe is disappeared from FTP... I cannot find it now.
ftp://ftp.cwaudio.de/
Software>Scope_family>nokeys_OXE>Special_Sound_Update_Bundle_NoKeys.oxe
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