Stereo Enhancement

[rbkonline1]

Today I was mixing with my headphones ( Audio Technica ATH 50). I inserted a PSP Vintage Warmer in the guitar channel, pushed the gain up a bit & somehow the guitars got widened & it was noticeable distinctly. I compared it with the previous setting quite a lot of times...I dont know how it happened, but it happened

Does anyone have a clue?

 

[NSGUITAR]

Today I was mixing with my headphones ( Audio Technica ATH 50). I inserted a PSP Vintage Warmer in the guitar channel, pushed the gain up a bit & somehow the guitars got widened & it was noticeable distinctly. I compared it with the previous setting quite a lot of times...I dont know how it happened, but it happened

Does anyone have a clue?

Haha I do the same damn thing!


Works amazing.

 

[rbkonline1]

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clips!!

 

[NSGUITAR]

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clips!!

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4985090/Song111Mix3-1.mp3

Not a fully done mix, but it's an example of it I suppose!

 

[rbkonline1]

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nice...

I'll post mine shortly

 

[abt]

Nice clip. Try Ozone, it's excellent and does a whole lot more than just stereo enhancement.

 

[NSGUITAR]

Nice clip. Try Ozone, it's excellent and does a whole lot more than just stereo enhancement.

I've tried liking ozone, but I just don't like it..

 

[Geno_]

I like to use bootsy rescue, just a little dash.

With anything that messes with phase or m/s stuff i prefer keeping it subtle

 

[chrisrivalry]

There's a way to expand past the stereo field with delays, but it messes up your mono compatibility as well. That's why I like using m-s eq's and the m-s multiband compressor in ozone to master stuff with because you can nail down the bass to the center and then widen the high end stuff.