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Mono / Stereo
Sometimes you may want to change the sound below a set frequency to a mono signal (i.e
the left channel is same as right channel). Especially for contemporary music a great tool
for inside the mix bus or while mastering.
A special feature in this section is that instead of frequency you also can select a note as
the split point for the filter.
Clicking on the Mono / Stereo button will turn On / Off the Mono / Stereo effect.
Frequency
This controls the frequency of the mono filter; below this fr
equency the sound is ‘mono-
fied’. You can set the range of this frequency using the split range buttons, or if you click
on the Note Button, you can set the frequency using a MIDI note, from MIDI note 0 (C-1) to
127 (G9). In Frequency mode, you can set the frequency using the dial; in Note mode, you
can click on the note readout to display the note select menu.
Solo
When this is O
n you will only hear the ‘mono-fied’ output.
Visual
When this on, the mono range is shown in grey in the Spectrogram screen.
Mode
Determines how the sound is ‘mono-fied’, either using the left or right channels, the
average of the left & right channels (L+R) or the difference between the left & right
channels (L
– R).