Wouldn't that Haas effect cause some phase problems in mono? From what I've seen, the Haas effect is always mixed in with the original audio in small amounts, instead of replacing the original audio completely.
Yes they are. The Haas effect is generally understood to be under 35ms. I should've said "this is used as a Haas type effect" instead of "this is that Haas effect". When the delay was originally set up the delay times were set within the Haas delay times but I found that spreading them slightly wider sounded better in the mix. Thanks for the catch.
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Wouldn't that Haas effect cause some phase problems in mono? From what I've seen, the Haas effect is always mixed in with the original audio in small amounts, instead of replacing the original audio completely.
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how do you control your EqIII, wich short cut use for listen only the frecuecy?
Aren't your delay times too long for the Haas effect?
Yes they are. The Haas effect is generally understood to be under 35ms. I should've said "this is used as a Haas type effect" instead of "this is that Haas effect". When the delay was originally set up the delay times were set within the Haas delay times but I found that spreading them slightly wider sounded better in the mix.
Thanks for the catch.
fantastic mix!