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i got some vocals which sound very bright, is it possible (with keeping the mono compatibility without phasing) to narrow it a bit down? not to full mono but lets say from 100% brightness to 70% as an example. |
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edit: nevermind ---- Has anybody ever really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like? |
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i'm not sure i understand what the OP meant... but maybe something like REAPER's "width" knob? any decent DAW should have dual panning... ---- From Russia with love |
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Caine123 wrote: i got some vocals which sound very bright, is it possible (with keeping the mono compatibility without phasing) to narrow it a bit down? not to full mono but lets say from 100% brightness to 70% as an example.
i think you are using the wrong terms try again with simpler sentences ---- If your plugin is a Synth-edit/synth-maker creation, Say So. If not Make a Mac version of your Plugins Please. ...everyone is out to get me!!!!!!! |
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Thats what an equalizer is for.
Use a notch filter to take some of the edge out while not effecting the rest. Also a DeEsser can do this. |
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T-RackS Custom Shop. It's a free download that includes a free analog modeled six-band parametric EQ, plus metering. Hi cut and hi shelf should do the trick for you. There is also a Linear Phase EQ that you can add through the Custom Shop. |
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Caine123 wrote: i got some vocals which sound very bright, is it possible (with keeping the mono compatibility without phasing) to narrow it a bit down? not to full mono but lets say from 100% brightness to 70% as an example.
Yeah, like the others say, I don't understand, how on earth did you get your vocals in stereo in the first place?! ... yet alone too wide?! is it a double tracked acapella or something? |
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Caine123 wrote: i got some vocals which sound very bright, is it possible (with keeping the mono compatibility without phasing) to narrow it a bit down? not to full mono but lets say from 100% brightness to 70% as an example.
what relationship are we supposed to recognise between 'brightness' and 'mono' ?? ---- To laymen, software development is something akin to wizardry. Neither time, nor effort are involved. If software is missing features they want, or has bugs, it is solely because someone has been too lazy to wave their magic wand. |
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whyterabbyt wrote: Caine123 wrote: i got some vocals which sound very bright, is it possible (with keeping the mono compatibility without phasing) to narrow it a bit down? not to full mono but lets say from 100% brightness to 70% as an example.
what relationship are we supposed to recognise between 'brightness' and 'mono' ?? Brightness = mono * fish Simples. Solution: use fewer fish. |
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Gamma-UT wrote: whyterabbyt wrote: Caine123 wrote: i got some vocals which sound very bright, is it possible (with keeping the mono compatibility without phasing) to narrow it a bit down? not to full mono but lets say from 100% brightness to 70% as an example.
what relationship are we supposed to recognise between 'brightness' and 'mono' ?? Brightness = mono * fish Simples. Solution: use fewer fish. What ? ---- If your plugin is a Synth-edit/synth-maker creation, Say So. If not Make a Mac version of your Plugins Please. ...everyone is out to get me!!!!!!! |
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