Hi, I have Cubase 4 Studio.

I'm not really sure why this version is called studio because it does not have a built in phase inverter.
My friend assured that studio version had everything I needed but he was wrong and I switched the pick-ups to kill zone mode and he is no more.

Just got a shiny red pair of KRK Rokit G2 6s, but I don't have an interface yet so I tried to connect them directly to my Mac Pro. They came with male/male TRS cables so I picked up a couple of TRS to 1/8" converters and used an 1/8" Y connector I had lying around to plug them into the line out port in back, and then changed the sound settings to send sound output to the line out port.

Waveforms are repetitious. That is, they proceed through regular cycles. Phase is defined as to how far along a cycle the waveform is, with 360 degrees being the point of a completed cycle.

A phase locked loop (PLL) is an electronic circuit that has a voltage driven oscillator that is constantly adjusted to match the frequency of an input signal. Operates by comparing the phase of a sample signal, usually the frequency-divided output of the RF oscillator, with a precision fixed reference frequency.

Phase Cancellation

I am not new to pickup wiring, nor am I new to modding, which is why I am puzzled by this. I've had some Seymour Duncan pickups laying unused in the bottom of my drawer for the last year or so and tonight I put them into my guitar once again. The bridge pickup sounds bangin, but the neck pickup sounds quiet and a tad phasey.

hmm ..i just watching internal mixing by steinberg and there topic about phase interference ..actually i don't know what he say about phase interference ..can someone share to me about phase interference that can make me understand that ..thx btw

With the IKMultimedia promotion on their plugs currently get 5 plugs for $99 I thought I would demo them since I mostly use the UA plugs when mixing. I thought I would do a little test against the Cambridge and their Linear Phase EQ. In a session I usually use the Cambridge on non-essentials but in this case I wanted to para-metrically remove stuff from a guitar track so I used it on that.

i know analog graphic EQ creat phase dist.

how digital graphic EQ?

i heard, it's too.

why?

and, how much? (more analog? less?)

how about that? (less but bad. .)

i wanna great engineer's opinion. it is you!

thank you.

Hi Remy,
Can you please explain in more details? please?

For example, after tracking a live band, "(8 tracks)

RemyRAD wrote: do a second pass with the studio speakers on.

What speakers control room monitors? tracking room, amp cabinet?