Anyone have any suggestions? I really enjoyed this plugin when I demo'd it a few times in Reaper and am finding some situations now that it would come in handy for... There must be something comparable in RTAS format?
RTAS substitute for Schwa CMX? (stereo widening a mono track)
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gabriel g.
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google MS-martix. It is very easy to do and you can do with everything you do with any stereo-widening tool and you can do it in every sequenzer
cheers
cheers
John_C
formerly Skeksis268
egan.
daylightdies.com
Sorry that won't work for my purposes, I am talking about widening a MONO track, M/S processing only works with something already recorded in stereo. CMX works like a chorusey/delay sort of plugin that copies the sound and shifts various permutations of it aroun the stereo field to widen it. It sounds unnatural if you get too carried away but is really useful in small doses to stop background vocals and lead vocals from fighting for the same space if you are stuck without a doubled background vocal line and only have one take of it.
Cheers Egan PseudoStereo might do the trick! Anyone tried it? How does it compare to CMX? The controls aren't really very similar so I'm not sure what to do to achieve the same results...
John_C
formerly Skeksis268
well if you're looking to do that then copy the track, pan one hard left and one hard right and then do the processing seperately.
A plugin would be better obv.
A plugin would be better obv.
waves doubler
and I can't remember if L.E. comes with the digi 'Pitch' plugin?? Might be TDM only but check for it. Shift one side up a bit, one side down, add a different short pre-delay on each and you've got the old split harmonizer sound.
and I can't remember if L.E. comes with the digi 'Pitch' plugin?? Might be TDM only but check for it. Shift one side up a bit, one side down, add a different short pre-delay on each and you've got the old split harmonizer sound.
egan.
daylightdies.com
I haven't used CMX but PS is a pretty cool tool for faking stereo. I've actually used it on a 3rd rhythm track in a mix before so it wasn't driving straight up the middle. I imagine it would be awesome on a BG or double vocal.
