Sum Difference Processing with Record 1.5 + Reason 5
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@iseeyou275 If you use coincident mic-ing you can use M+S (mid + side) to control the stereo width. Very useful for live recordings.
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Thank You.
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@PeffTV Is there a sum difference preset in record???
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For God sakes man, when is your 'Power Tools for Record' coming out? Please tell us you are working on one. This stuff is fantastic ;-)
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Great tutorial (great song, too!).
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What exactly is the sum difference used for ? What is it credited for doing ?
iseeyou275 1 year ago 3
@iseeyou275 Mastering engineers use the process i've described in the video to make adjustments to a mix. i've seen some cool stuff like deessing vocals or tweaking cymbals in a 2 track mix.
Some stereo microphones use this technique to control the stereo width. A vocal eliminator uses this process to eq out the vocal from the sum.
A friend turned me on to a cool trick: check the difference channel to check for compression artifacts. google: mikewellsmastering and check his blog
PeffTV 1 year ago
Is the outboard gear necessary or could just use Reason, as it already has compressors?
phobik2000 1 year ago
@phobik2000. no it's not necessary to use outboard compressors. The original patch has compressors and multiband compressor arrays configured in the combinator. The sum difference configuration also works great in Reason 4.
PeffTV 1 year ago
@PeffTV From what I've read, Record implements a 64 bit summing in the Master mixer, which gives more headroom, but I don't think that is available in other devices or Reason, so maybe affecting the mix. I could be wrong thought.
phobik2000 1 year ago
@phobik2000. I can't be exactly sure but i think the sum diff process is running at 32bit fp. I discovered that sum channel was clipping on the way out to the converter which is why i adjusted the encoder values to 75. Originally they were at 100/-100.
PeffTV 1 year ago