hi
i'm a owner of bxdigital which is a great tool but sometimes i need only the
mono maker part below a certain frequency, 80hz 100hz 120hz depend on the mix or submix drums
this one is a vstfx example
http://www.nugenaudio.com/monofilter.php
and seem there is anew protools device in beta from bx here
http://www.brainworx-music.de/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=42
is possible to make a device like these ones for the sfp environment?
Alessandro
monofilter, m/s solo and gain, l/r solo, metering
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cannonball
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Use the Living Comp LC4MS in my MS-processor-insert. This should do the job+the ability to compress both bands.
If i'd cut the compressing-possibilities (or you may bypass them) you'd had just the mono-maker for low frequencies.
How does it work?
- signal is devided into M & S via the standard procedur IN MS-PROCESSOR insert (before the insert) (use the LC4MS in my MS-processor-insert otherwise it will just compress L&R independently!):
the Mid is made of L+R in MS-processor
the Side is L-R in MS-processor
- both sides are split up in 2 bands via the circuit-principle I also used in the highly appreciated MUBACO (set both to same frequencies to maximum-reduce phasing issues - you want to handle same bands on M&S anyway).
- both bands of both sides are compressed via living compressor like LC1
- for your purpose you now can cut the S part of the bass-section...
- signal is rebuild to L & R in my MS-processor (after the insert)
L=M+S
R=M-S
All happens on a single DSP => so no additional phase-problems.
O.K., I could cut the compressors or you may bypass them, so you'd have just the frequency splitting to drop the S-signal of the lowpass.
hope this helps
martin
If i'd cut the compressing-possibilities (or you may bypass them) you'd had just the mono-maker for low frequencies.
How does it work?
- signal is devided into M & S via the standard procedur IN MS-PROCESSOR insert (before the insert) (use the LC4MS in my MS-processor-insert otherwise it will just compress L&R independently!):
the Mid is made of L+R in MS-processor
the Side is L-R in MS-processor
- both sides are split up in 2 bands via the circuit-principle I also used in the highly appreciated MUBACO (set both to same frequencies to maximum-reduce phasing issues - you want to handle same bands on M&S anyway).
- both bands of both sides are compressed via living compressor like LC1
- for your purpose you now can cut the S part of the bass-section...
- signal is rebuild to L & R in my MS-processor (after the insert)
L=M+S
R=M-S
All happens on a single DSP => so no additional phase-problems.
O.K., I could cut the compressors or you may bypass them, so you'd have just the frequency splitting to drop the S-signal of the lowpass.
hope this helps
martin
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cannonball
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Nice one.
Did you try my little MS-mono-helpers? Or didn't they work how you'd like them to?
http://www.planetz.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=23010
Did you try my little MS-mono-helpers? Or didn't they work how you'd like them to?
http://www.planetz.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=23010