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When audio engineering, it always a good idea to know where you are
with low frequency correlation. That has always been the case since un-
correlated low frequncy content, especially at large amplitude, cannot be
encoded or “cut” into a lacquer master.
But wait! Just when you thought mastering for vinyl was your only
concern at low frequencies, along comes “smart speakers.” Most are
physically small, and thus either electrically or acoustically “fold down”
stereo content to mono at low frequencies. Since by its very nature,
RSPhaseShifter can modify stereo correlation, it always a good idea to
periodically check mono compatibility when using RSPS. Our 2BC mul-
tiCORR is an excellent tool for that, providing high granularity correla-
tion measurements at low frequencies.
Specifications
Gain max. ±5 dB
Phase (linear scale) -15° - -180°, mid indent at -90° continuous
Phase Mode (3 position) 0° - 180°; Bypass; +180°
Phase angle range -15° - 180°, +180° - 0°
Frequency (11 position) 16; 25; 40; 63; 100; 160; 250; 400;
shift–click for continuous 630; 1000; 1600; 2500; 4000 Hz
Reference input level
-18 dBFS
Reference output level -18 dBFS
Gain at linear setting 0 dB
System Requirements
• macOS: 10.8 and newer, 64 bit only
• Windows 7 and newer, 32 & 64 bit
• Pro Tools 10.3.10 and newer
• 4GB RAM minimum
Supported Sample Rates
• 44.1 to 384 kHz
Supported Hosts
Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic, Nuendo, Pro Tools, Sequoia, Studio One,
Wavelab
Updates
Please always use the latest version of the software! You can find your
current version on the Info Tab of the back panel. You can download the
latest version simply launching License Central, see below, or by visiting:
https://www.maat.digital/support/#installers
For optimal security and stability, you should always stay up to date
with Operating System revisions, and we keep up with compatibility
changes to our products. We also continue to optimize for reduced CPU
load, and this very user manual gets its own improvements.
To stay up to date with the latest version and product releases, please
subscribe to our occasional newsletter. You’ll find a opt–in form on our
Contact page, or sign up for a copy of our free and very handy 2Bus-
Control and GŌN plug–ins, which will also subscribe you. Don’t worry,
we know you’re busy so we only send out an average of 12 e–mailings a
year.
Support
For product support, please visit:
https://www.maat.digital/supports .
Preferences
In License Central, the Preferences’ gear icon brings up the Preferences
window with four tabs.
Paths
For those who set up alternate directories for the management of
their plug–ins in a DAW, two alternate plug–in paths can be de-
fined. These directories will be also included when License Central
searches.
Keys
This tab lists all of your Product Keys that are known to our license
server. Please take a moment to copy all of your Product Keys, paste
them into a text or word processor file, and print out a hard copy.
Your Product Keys are your proof of purchase and, without them,
your purchase will not work and we cannot provide product sup-
port.
Troubleshooting
The Troubleshooting tab has one button, which generates a Diag-
nostics Report. This report, automatically written to the Desktop,
gathers useful, non–personal information about your machine’s
state that our support team can use to diagnose any problems.
Info
As with all our products, the Info tab lists credits, copyright infor-
mation, and the version number you are running.