Hi,
Has anyone here experimented with MS mixing? I'm talking about taking
a stereo verion of your mix, making a mono file and then inverting it and
mixing it back in with your stereo mix, but with the mono file 6db higher so
it cancels out the mono info. Then taking another copy of your stereo mix
and mixing this back in.
By raising and lowering the volume of the stereo only infoyou can widen the
mix up considerably.
I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips on this. Seems easy to abuse, and
I'm not sure if there is a downside to it. My destination format is vinyl and I
know that too much stereo is not good here.
Jesse
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Your method sounds like it may work, but it is a lot easier to d
Your method sounds like it may work, but it is a lot easier to do with Waves S1.
I have also been able to accomplish this with a board.
The main problem with vinyl is that it doesn't like to see a lot of out of polarity information as this causes mistracking particularly in the low frequencies.
Hi, I have used the Waves S1 but the way I described gave me
Hi,
I have used the Waves S1 but the way I described gave me amuch mor natural sound. I think used sparingly it could help liven things up. but I'm wary of using it on the entire mix.
Jesse