That's a real thing too.ChudFusk wrote: Mon Oct 03, 2022 12:23 pmLMAO
My favorite frequent personal typographic error is pooprtunity, which I end up doing 75% of the time I try to type "opportunity"
never waste a pooprtunity folksErikG wrote: Mon Oct 03, 2022 12:25 pmThat's a real thing too.
It's your last chance to go before a long car ride.
I think a good way to tell would be to sum back to mono and confirm it still sounds ok. It's really a fun & cool idea and I want to try this at my earliest opportunity, especially since I have a few Graphic EQs from my old PA that are just collecting dust and have almost zero resale value at this point.Anthony Flack wrote: Sun Oct 02, 2022 9:57 pm Ain't this just comb filtering?
And since you can produce (usually undesirable) comb filtering by mixing a signal with a short delay of itself, it seems like you should be able to do the same thing here; just invert the delayed signal on one side to produce mirrored comb filtering...?
if you are using an EQ like Fabfilter Pro Q, Eventide Split... probably a ton more, you can make the eq points Left or Right and do this same kind of thing I've done it on Synths a few times.Garth wrote: Mon Oct 03, 2022 2:08 pmI think a good way to tell would be to sum back to mono and confirm it still sounds ok. It's really a fun & cool idea and I want to try this at my earliest opportunity, especially since I have a few Graphic EQs from my old PA that are just collecting dust and have almost zero resale value at this point.Anthony Flack wrote: Sun Oct 02, 2022 9:57 pm Ain't this just comb filtering?
And since you can produce (usually undesirable) comb filtering by mixing a signal with a short delay of itself, it seems like you should be able to do the same thing here; just invert the delayed signal on one side to produce mirrored comb filtering...?
I think you need more points than this EQ will provide to do this. I assume there must be some 31-band EQ plugins available but I'm happy with the hardware. Logic has a plugin called Stereo Spread that has up to 12 (6 left 6 right) points on the spectrum to divide your mono or stereo track, but you can only pick the range and not the location of each individual point like a graphic EQ.Kniferide wrote: Mon Oct 03, 2022 2:50 pmif you are using an EQ like Fabfilter Pro Q, Eventide Split... probably a ton more, you can make the eq points Left or Right and do this same kind of thing I've done it on Synths a few times.Garth wrote: Mon Oct 03, 2022 2:08 pmI think a good way to tell would be to sum back to mono and confirm it still sounds ok. It's really a fun & cool idea and I want to try this at my earliest opportunity, especially since I have a few Graphic EQs from my old PA that are just collecting dust and have almost zero resale value at this point.Anthony Flack wrote: Sun Oct 02, 2022 9:57 pm Ain't this just comb filtering?
And since you can produce (usually undesirable) comb filtering by mixing a signal with a short delay of itself, it seems like you should be able to do the same thing here; just invert the delayed signal on one side to produce mirrored comb filtering...?
Like this. The first and last point are stereo, the mid points are Left and Right.
Seems like you can get pretty close, also not sure why you would need specifically 31 bands to accomplish the task.ChudFusk wrote: Mon Oct 03, 2022 3:03 pm
I think you need more points than this EQ will provide to do this. I assume there must be some 31-band EQ plugins available but I'm happy with the hardware. Logic has a plugin called Stereo Spread that has up to 12 (6 left 6 right) points on the spectrum to divide your mono or stereo track, but you can only pick the range and not the location of each individual point like a graphic EQ.
I was just putting it out there for peeps who don't have hardware EQ. Either way should work. I've split sections of mostly synths to keep certain frequency areas form masking against things on one side or another but never to spread a stereo effect. gonna give it a spin.ChudFusk wrote: Mon Oct 03, 2022 5:19 pm Oh cool, I'm not familiar with Pro•Q so I don't know how many bands you can control. As far as whether 31 is necessary, you definitely want as many as possible because my ears have found the magic to be between 200 and 2kHz which in a 31 band EQ is 11 faders. On hardware or plugin with fewer control points, you are changing broader areas of bandwidth which I've found makes a more exaggerated effect, and a less consistent distribution. I found that chpooping (now the official term for this technique) in the sub-200 range threw too much weight around lopsidedly. That might not be an issue if you are chpooping two instruments at once and you want one to have more heft than the other, or if one of them is naturally dominant and you want to balance it out. I've only chpooped guitar using the hardware EQ, but I use the Stereo Spread plugin on a lot of mono tracks in Logic.
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