Maybe I'm misunderstanding something. I thought that if mStereoSpread had the widening option on top disabled so I'm only using spread within spectral generator...
... that if I feed it a mono signal, it should leave anything below the minimum frequency and above the maximum frequency in mono, but split the range between them into the number of bands designated and alternate the panning on those bands R and L.
I'm testing it, though, and see that regardless of where I set the minimum band it is widening all the way down.
For instance, I have a sub where I want the fundamental (40hz to 90hz) range left in mono, but want to widen the overtones (200 to 1k range). No matter where I set the minimum freq, output shows the fundamental (which was input in mono) at full stereo width. This is true regardless of the focus setting.
What am I missing?
... that if I feed it a mono signal, it should leave anything below the minimum frequency and above the maximum frequency in mono, but split the range between them into the number of bands designated and alternate the panning on those bands R and L.
I'm testing it, though, and see that regardless of where I set the minimum band it is widening all the way down.
For instance, I have a sub where I want the fundamental (40hz to 90hz) range left in mono, but want to widen the overtones (200 to 1k range). No matter where I set the minimum freq, output shows the fundamental (which was input in mono) at full stereo width. This is true regardless of the focus setting.
What am I missing?
Statistics: Posted by Annabanna — Tue Feb 27, 2024 7:29 pm — Replies 0 — Views 18