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From: David Biggs on 21 Aug 2005 16:56
I've just discovered something which maybe pretty basic to many of you, but
to me was a revelation and may help any others who are new to this game:
(cor don't he waffle?!!)
As discussed in another thread, I can only record mono drums into CW because
of a mono only mic input, but I've found that if you clone the drum track
and set track1 full pan left and track 2 (the clone) full pan right, it
sounds like mid-pan, BUT it you press that "phase" button on the mixing
console, (so it goes blue) on one track only, HEY PRESTO : Width!! Although
it's not the same as proper audio. I hope this may have helped someone out
there.


From: Steven Myers on 21 Aug 2005 17:30
"David Biggs" <bowler(a)stand.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:deapqa$ph6$1(a)newsm1.svr.pol.co.uk...
> I've just discovered something which maybe pretty basic to many of you,
> but to me was a revelation and may help any others who are new to this
> game: (cor don't he waffle?!!)
> As discussed in another thread, I can only record mono drums into CW
> because of a mono only mic input, but I've found that if you clone the
> drum track and set track1 full pan left and track 2 (the clone) full pan
> right, it sounds like mid-pan, BUT it you press that "phase" button on
> the mixing console, (so it goes blue) on one track only, HEY PRESTO :
> Width!! Although it's not the same as proper audio. I hope this may have
> helped someone out there.

Or you can spend $24 on this plug-in:
http://www.pspaudioware.com/indexen.html?url=http://www.pspaudioware.com/plugins/stereopack.html;
Ricky suggested it to me here. Used to excess, it sounds stupid. But just a
taste can fatten up a mono track very nicely.


From: Ricky Hunt on 22 Aug 2005 00:53
"David Biggs" <bowler(a)stand.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:deapqa$ph6$1(a)newsm1.svr.pol.co.uk...
> I've just discovered something which maybe pretty basic to many of you,
> but to me was a revelation and may help any others who are new to this
> game: (cor don't he waffle?!!)
> As discussed in another thread, I can only record mono drums into CW
> because of a mono only mic input, but I've found that if you clone the
> drum track and set track1 full pan left and track 2 (the clone) full pan
> right, it sounds like mid-pan, BUT it you press that "phase" button on
> the mixing console, (so it goes blue) on one track only, HEY PRESTO :
> Width!! Although it's not the same as proper audio. I hope this may have
> helped someone out there.

You're gonna love that sound once you hear it through a mono setup....


From: Steve Karl on 22 Aug 2005 06:15
LOL <g>

What he means is ...
You'd better listen to it in mono before you get too excited.
It's prolly gonna sould horrible.

Steve




"Ricky Hunt" <rhunt22(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:yTcOe.55964$084.49728(a)attbi_s22...
> "David Biggs" <bowler(a)stand.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:deapqa$ph6$1(a)newsm1.svr.pol.co.uk...
>> I've just discovered something which maybe pretty basic to many of you, but to me was a revelation and may help any others who
>> are new to this game: (cor don't he waffle?!!)
>> As discussed in another thread, I can only record mono drums into CW because of a mono only mic input, but I've found that if you
>> clone the drum track and set track1 full pan left and track 2 (the clone) full pan right, it sounds like mid-pan, BUT it you
>> press that "phase" button on the mixing console, (so it goes blue) on one track only, HEY PRESTO : Width!! Although it's not the
>> same as proper audio. I hope this may have helped someone out there.
>
> You're gonna love that sound once you hear it through a mono setup....
>


From: Ricky Hunt on 22 Aug 2005 07:14
"Steve Karl" <nospam(a)noway.com> wrote in message
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> LOL <g>
>
> What he means is ...
> You'd better listen to it in mono before you get too excited.
> It's prolly gonna sould horrible.
>

It's not gonna sound at all. And sooner or later someone WILL play it on a
mono setup.


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