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Whenever I use the Haas effect, I make sure that I listen to it in mono and look at a correlation meter on the channel to diagnose any phase problems it might cause.
Made myself a rack, also included stereo pan/width from the utilities, called it True Spacial Left/Right, chucked it on a return. Never using track pan again.
Hello :) for hass effect why don't you use simply only the delay effect on one channel and apply directly different delay on right and left channel ? Is It the same trick ? Thanks !!
I always wondered how the plugins do this. I wonder if this is something best done in the mastering pipeline. Many of my instruments already have some crazy stereo going on and I think it may be best to turn that off before mastering.
The guideline might be to not put Haas effect on essential elements: put it more on secondary percussion and sounds that won't suffer if they end up being a bit phasey. Try different delay times too to see if it makes it better!
U could even add another more or less static phaser after the haas effect. Play with the settings and the wet knob, it can reinvent the mono capatability in some cases.
nice. I just want to point out though, that in the youtube render of the audio, even when things are panned hard left/right, it is still coming out of the other stereo channel. Something in your video render process has reduced the panning effect drastically. The panning is still there, but hardly, compared to what you see in your ableton.
The more I try to understand mono/stereo, the more I don't understand... (plus english is not my native language...) 1:36 What meens "stereo on" ? I don't use Ableton (I use Maschine). Is it a stereo sample ? A stereo track ? How do you know a sample is a stereo sample ? Also, I don't understand stereo/mono sample, stereo/mono track.... Why stereo widener plug-ins are not really good ? For example, the plugin Spread Light from Yum Audio have a Haas effect function, is it valuable ? Does a stereo widener work on mono sample, or/and mono track...? I think I totally confuse all these things... And on Maschine, I don't know if we can choose mono/stereo track, etc... 🤯
A sound is mono when the signal coming out of the speakers is exactly the same; in amplitude, frequency content, and phase (the "timing" of the wave you could say (this isn't entirely accurate)). To make a mono sound stereo, you have to introduce differences between what the speakers are playing.
@@4rn_ Yeah right, I know that. Thanks. But I'm not confused about that. And it's complicated to explain in a different language than mine...(also in my language :)
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Really good tutorial (L) - Really good tutorial (R)
Hahahaha 😂
Really ....
.... good
.... tutorial ....
This would end up mono 😂
Whenever I use the Haas effect, I make sure that I listen to it in mono and look at a correlation meter on the channel to diagnose any phase problems it might cause.
Good tip!
You’re channel is one of my favs
that last technique is bad ass. Totally changes how it sounds. So much thicker sound for just a basic rim shot.
I was searching for this for a really really long time.. thank you for your effort and time, appreciate it
"Whoop!" Another incredibly useful video!
Such an under-rated channel. Thanks for all of the tips and tricks!
Very helpful, thank you Sir.
amazing tutorial man!
Thank you Oscar.
Killer! Learning a lot from your videos thank you
Made myself a rack, also included stereo pan/width from the utilities, called it True Spacial Left/Right, chucked it on a return. Never using track pan again.
best tutorial so simple and well explicados! muchas gracias :D
Nice tutorial ! didn't know that you could do that with the EQ8
Yeah! And the mid/side mode is really powerful too, I could do another video explaining that one too!
Hello :) for hass effect why don't you use simply only the delay effect on one channel and apply directly different delay on right and left channel ? Is It the same trick ?
Thanks !!
was thinking exactly this
It seems you can't go below 1ms delay using this audio plugin and maybe you don't want this.
Brilliant! 🤩
No YOU'RE brilliant ☺️
@@OscarUnderdog Hahaha 😁
I always wondered how the plugins do this. I wonder if this is something best done in the mastering pipeline. Many of my instruments already have some crazy stereo going on and I think it may be best to turn that off before mastering.
Is there a way for the Haas effect to be functioning even after putting the master chain on mono? Because it makes a weird phasing sound on mono
The guideline might be to not put Haas effect on essential elements: put it more on secondary percussion and sounds that won't suffer if they end up being a bit phasey. Try different delay times too to see if it makes it better!
U could even add another more or less static phaser after the haas effect. Play with the settings and the wet knob, it can reinvent the mono capatability in some cases.
nice. I just want to point out though, that in the youtube render of the audio, even when things are panned hard left/right, it is still coming out of the other stereo channel. Something in your video render process has reduced the panning effect drastically. The panning is still there, but hardly, compared to what you see in your ableton.
Thanks for that! Will need to check at what point this is happening and which part of the encoding is responsible!
I noticed that things panned hard to the left will be well heared in mono, but not things hard panned to the right
Most people are right-handed. Maybe most of the people are left-eared.
@@marcinkolenda2344 It’s not that, Mono plays only a single channel duplicated twice. That single channel will always be the left speaker.
The more I try to understand mono/stereo, the more I don't understand... (plus english is not my native language...)
1:36 What meens "stereo on" ?
I don't use Ableton (I use Maschine).
Is it a stereo sample ? A stereo track ?
How do you know a sample is a stereo sample ?
Also, I don't understand stereo/mono sample, stereo/mono track....
Why stereo widener plug-ins are not really good ?
For example, the plugin Spread Light from Yum Audio have a Haas effect function, is it valuable ?
Does a stereo widener work on mono sample, or/and mono track...?
I think I totally confuse all these things...
And on Maschine, I don't know if we can choose mono/stereo track, etc...
🤯
A sound is mono when the signal coming out of the speakers is exactly the same; in amplitude, frequency content, and phase (the "timing" of the wave you could say (this isn't entirely accurate)). To make a mono sound stereo, you have to introduce differences between what the speakers are playing.
@@4rn_ Yeah right, I know that. Thanks. But I'm not confused about that. And it's complicated to explain in a different language than mine...(also in my language :)
When applyibg Haas Efect you must take into account having a healthy phase correlation.
Carefull with the Hass effect because it can fuck up on mono
it usually does
10:50 - no haas effect)) because link channel