You need to constantly check mono and phase if you're mid side ( sum/difference ) processing or you can get into some serious phase cancellation and stereo weirdness going on. It is ( because it sounds so nice/weird/different/unique ) also stupidly easy to overcook.
Well, the Width is basically level control for the Side signal so you can route it to an amplifier and control it externally. I know of 2 modules for Mid Side, there's the one from Shakmat, and the Worng LRMDMDLR module. Basically, you can recreate this processing if you have 2 Sum and Difference modules. The first one for encoding, and the second for decoding.
Amazing soundscapes ;)
I have to quit my job to keep up. So. Much. To. Learn. More great stuff
Yeah, there's so much to explore...
A great video once again!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Oh, cool. I've never understood what mid/side did until just now. Thanks a pant-load!
Have fun!
Gosh, by patch 3 my head was bouncing away. once again, nice work Omri
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Another great video Omri. What a helpful way to keep that audio movin" and groovin"
Thanks so much!
very very cool module. Thanks Omri!
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legend! patch 3 is techno fire!
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Super interesting !! I will see it again jejj Thank you !!!
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You need to constantly check mono and phase if you're mid side ( sum/difference ) processing or you can get into some serious phase cancellation and stereo weirdness going on. It is ( because it sounds so nice/weird/different/unique ) also stupidly easy to overcook.
I’ve been waiting for this! Do you know of any real-world modules that are similar to this? I can’t find _any_ with cv over width control.
Well, the Width is basically level control for the Side signal so you can route it to an amplifier and control it externally. I know of 2 modules for Mid Side, there's the one from Shakmat, and the Worng LRMDMDLR module. Basically, you can recreate this processing if you have 2 Sum and Difference modules. The first one for encoding, and the second for decoding.
Yeah, I’ve been planning to order the sumdif.