Seems likely this is doable, but I'm not seeing how at the moment. I see panning for global, but that would affect each of them. What I want is to use entirely separate modules for the L and R channels so I can dial in some subtle differences between them.
Am I missing some way of panning the individual LR modules, for insance?
MTurboReverb: Separate ER / LR generators for L and R?
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- KVRist
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- 452 posts since 21 Jul, 2018
Man, my eyesight is going in my old age. Yeah, I would assume they would, but I looked at those things a dozen times and didn't see it. I guess my brain was looking for a knob since that's how it looks on the global section.jmalge wrote: Tue Jul 14, 2020 10:41 am The individual ER and LR modules all have their own panorama slider. Might be hard to see until you enable it.
Thx. I'll crawl back under my rock now.
Really enjoying digging into this plug, btw. Was up most of last night scanning in a hundred or so IR's of my favorite plates and ambiances to mix and match their early reflections with customized tails. Great stuff. Looking forward today to seeing what I can achieve by then varying the tails slightly per side in ways the typical automated delay per side or modulation can't achieve.
BTW, reading through the manual, and not seeing specific mention yet of panning specifics. Just wondering in the back of my head if there are any issues I should be aware of along the lines of panning stereo effects without a proper true db stereo pan (or whatever it's called where the entire stereo image is shifted without altering the L/R balance as opposed to, for instance, the Logic default pan where it turns one up and the other down, so you lose the right side if panned hard L)
Not entirely sure yet if that''s how the "stereo" reverb actually works, though, or if every module is essentially just mono, and it's only how it's applled that gives it a sense of stereo.