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Why do basses have to be mono , imo the impact of the bass is better with stereo (and eq'ing).
With basses i mean those distorted basses (reeces i guess).
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02-07-2005 18:12 |
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about that stero program ? PSP? where can i find that?
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02-07-2005 18:18 |
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The bass part of bass sounds much stronger and tighter when mono! Stereo sub sounds muddy...
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02-07-2005 21:28 |
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Stereo pack by psp
PSP PseudoStereo, PSP StereoEnhancer, PSP StereoController, PSP StereoAnalyser.
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03-07-2005 18:50 |
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I was using stereo bass sounds, panned 100% left and 100% right... I think there is no significant difference, but it tends to throw sub bass sounds in muddy behaviour... but you can clean this by using a compressor with less attack setting and 3+ db gain.
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06-07-2005 15:54 |
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Greyone
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yeah subs need to be mono , but the mid/high distorted bass could be stereo... anyway ill keep both of them mono now 
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06-07-2005 19:15 |
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16-08-2005 13:43 |
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you can use things like waves, nomad factory blue tubes and psp spatial enhancers to do the same thing......you just narrow the stereo field right down and then lower the volume a little....
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16-08-2005 14:34 |
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Daemon79
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The theory is that with lower frequencies it's harder (or impossible) to tell from which direction they are coming, so this doesn't make it really usefull to have bass in stereo. And is there only one subwoofer. This is for the low frequencies.
If you distort a signal, means this the same as adding higher harmonics to to the signal, so you can't really talk of a low frequency signal no more.
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16-08-2005 21:10 |
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16-08-2005 21:55 |
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not only can you not tell which direction basslines come from, but in a room with 2 different basslines since the wave is bigger the reverb has a better chance of canlcing each other out because the phase can be out of tune a lot easier.
where ass higher freq since teh cycle of the wave form is higher it's not a problem.
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soo basicly deep bass doesn't like to be in stereo.
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16-08-2005 22:47 |
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Originally posted by Daemon79
The theory is that with lower frequencies it's harder (or impossible) to tell from which direction they are coming, so this doesn't make it really usefull to have bass in stereo. And is there only one subwoofer. This is for the low frequencies. |
Roni Size used to line two of them at parties and do bass panning
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17-08-2005 02:27 |
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Originally posted by Halph-Price
not only can you not tell which direction basslines come from, but in a room with 2 different basslines since the wave is bigger the reverb has a better chance of canlcing each other out because the phase can be out of tune a lot easier.
where ass higher freq since teh cycle of the wave form is higher it's not a problem.
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soo basicly deep bass doesn't like to be in stereo. |
Yeah i noticed if the bass is even slightly stereo it sounds much weaker.. especially in my car!
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17-08-2005 02:29 |
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Halph-Price
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it's not bad outside at all, and you can do panning by just fading to stereo, but it's just when there's a delay. one of the first things it talks about in live sound is the trouble of basslines.
smaller rooms are total hell because if the hertz of the wave, or cycles per second, equal up to it traveling the rooms length in a single cycle, it cancles it out.
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17-08-2005 05:01 |
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In many sound systems the sub is summed to mono in the amp rack processors. So if you have stereo sub it can be screwed up at parties, even when played from CD.
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17-08-2005 19:38 |
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