amarshism
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You have to reverse the panning so you're hearing gtrl on the right side delayed by a bit and vice versa.
Thanks for looking into that fitz. So not an easy solution evidently. I've fired off an e-mail to PSP to clarify whether they have bothered emulating these limiter stages.
Are you sure that the widening is a function of the delay time? I initially thought this as well, but all a subtle delay did was shoot the rhythm tracks so they sounded out of time with each other. It's intentionally offsetting the performance to be less tight, and I didn't like it whatsoever. What created the widening effect, for me, was changing/thickening the tone of one side to be different to the other.
Cool. Just through my own initial tests, it seems to me that they have, as I seem to be getting some soft limiting. However, it is possible this is an artifact of something else. I need to test more tomorrow. Let me know what PSP says, thoughI've fired off an e-mail to PSP to clarify whether they have bothered emulating these limiter stages.
Probably nickelback, the guitar nearly vanishes in mono.
Shirley you jest.
Are you takin the piss at the expense of the new guy?
Nah, thanks, I'll have a sniff.
And here's the response from PSP: 'Hi,
The input limiter hasn't been modelled faithfully. Sorry... We might add it in future updates, since many people ask for it.'
Dang. I think it's time to start hammering their e-mail with more requests guys.