From Gmarsh4719@aol.com Sun May 23 21:57:30 2004
Subject:Re: Organ comparson - Yes, MONO!

I must agree, a tremendous effort, much appreciated!
But all the files except the B4 are definately in MONO for some
reason. Perhaps a setting in the PC recording software or the mp3
rendering plug in, or accidental hardpanning of outputs, or 1/4" jack
causing default to mono. But I played the files with winamp, and used
the Izotope mastering plugin, which has a stereo scope which displays
a phase diagram or lissajous figure on a "scope" which shows the
phase relationship between the channels. Stereo would give you
various circle or oval shaped squiggles (technical term) and mono
gives you a straight line. Straight line they were. It also allows
you to switch the L/R channels, invert the phase, etc. and sum to
mono. No difference in sound when switching to mono, or switching L/R
channels. Inverting either channel gives a cancellation effect.
I agree, the Nord sim (in my experience) sounds much different in
stereo.

Greg

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