Re: mono->stereo effects, input gain handling and bypass
Re: mono->stereo effects, input gain handling and bypass
- Subject: Re: mono->stereo effects, input gain handling and bypass
- From: "tahome izwah" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2006 17:28:28 +0200
Hmm, I guess I must be doing something wrong here... what you describe
is EXACTLY what I tried (I even used the AUMatrixReverb just like you
did!). I play back the a sinetone from a mono file, panned to the
center, peaking at -6dB. Then I load the matrix reverb into the second
strip (the meters start moving due to the modulation effects) and
click on the "B" - the meters freeze at exacly -6dB. So, I see exactly
the same level as on the input...? I must obviously be doing something
wrong here...
--th
2006/8/9, James Closs <email@hidden>:
Hi,
I just do the following...
- set up a mono audio file generator in AU lab
- play an audio file through it (in this I have one peaking at -3db
according to the meters)
- now insert a mono->stereo apple matrix verb onto the track
- bypass the matrix verb
- my input signal is now peaking at 0db!
My guess is that this is to do with pan law, ie that AULab is
attentuating the mono signal when panned dead center in order that it
appears to have the same perceived volume when panned hard left or
hard right. Inserting a mono->stero effect is somehow bypassing this
procedure (as far as the host is concerned it's no longer a mono
track) therefore the attenuation no longer occurs and the track
appears to jump in volume!
> I'm not seeing this behaviour here, can you describe your exact
> settings in AU Lab?
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James Closs, Director, bitBull Ltd
http://www.bitbull.com
07771 991171
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