BigSky or Timeline two intrument connexion possible?
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 116 posts since 3 Nov, 2013
Hi,
Is it possible to use two instrument at the same time with Stymon BigSky or Timeline when whiteout hearing both signal in each channel? Ex: Synth 1 is plug in LEFT Input And Sinth 2 plug in Right input. If I play the Synth 1 (LEFT IN), I can heard it in the Synth2 (RIGHT OUT) of BigSky. It is possible to isolate the right and left channel so they don't mix together?
Thanks
Is it possible to use two instrument at the same time with Stymon BigSky or Timeline when whiteout hearing both signal in each channel? Ex: Synth 1 is plug in LEFT Input And Sinth 2 plug in Right input. If I play the Synth 1 (LEFT IN), I can heard it in the Synth2 (RIGHT OUT) of BigSky. It is possible to isolate the right and left channel so they don't mix together?
Thanks
- KVRAF
- 15273 posts since 8 Mar, 2005 from Utrecht, Holland
I'm afraid not. These are stereo units, designed to be fed by one instrument (either mono or stereo input) and not for dual-mono usage. So it's by design that the left input always bleeds into the right output.
I've got an effect unit that does this at home, the ART DMV-Pro which can operate as two stereo fx processors or four mono fx processors. It's a bit old now, I don't know what units are currently on the market with these features.
Another thought: since your instruments are VSTi plugins already, why use hardware effects instead of VST plugins?
I've got an effect unit that does this at home, the ART DMV-Pro which can operate as two stereo fx processors or four mono fx processors. It's a bit old now, I don't know what units are currently on the market with these features.
Another thought: since your instruments are VSTi plugins already, why use hardware effects instead of VST plugins?
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- KVRian
- 626 posts since 15 Jun, 2015
Lexicon MX300 is a reverb/FX unit that can be internally routed to act as either a stereo effect or two mono channels.
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- 3897 posts since 28 Jan, 2011 from MEXICO
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 116 posts since 3 Nov, 2013
BertKoor wrote:I'm afraid not. These are stereo units, designed to be fed by one instrument (either mono or stereo input) and not for dual-mono usage. So it's by design that the left input always bleeds into the right output.
I've got an effect unit that does this at home, the ART DMV-Pro which can operate as two stereo fx processors or four mono fx processors. It's a bit old now, I don't know what units are currently on the market with these features.
Another thought: since your instruments are VSTi plugins already, why use hardware effects instead of VST plugins?
Thanks for answering BertKoor. I should specify, I use my Strymon effect with my Moog Subsequent37, Minitaur and model D. I might considering using Soundtoys if I whant to play live.
Cheers
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 116 posts since 3 Nov, 2013
dumbledog: I know, I'm tempting to buy it but I wondering if it sound as good as BigSky. I didn't look any review. I just saw it in a news feeds.dumbledog wrote:The Ventris line is what you are looking for. Dual reverb and I think dual delay, completely independent.
Sometime I'm tempting to sell my Strymon and use plug-in instead for FX but I want to get the max from my analog synth and I didn't do the comparison yet between my Strymon and Soundtoys plugin.
Cheers