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| Author: | Lynx_TWO [ Wed Apr 26, 2023 9:50 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Dynamic Phase Rotation? |
Good Afternoon! I'm doing a podcast called "Information for Life - Insights and Ideas to Navigate your World" which is very heavily research-based. I was wondering - does StereoTool have the option to do dynamic phase rotation? The only thing I could find seems to be a static phase rotation, but not entirely sure if it's dynamic or not or if the option is there somewhere, and I haven't found it. Thanks in advance so much for your time! |
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| Author: | Greg Strickland [ Wed May 17, 2023 6:27 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Dynamic Phase Rotation? |
This is an interesting question. Of course, it is none of my business, but if you don't mind me asking, why would you like this feature? Are you looking for an audio sound to illustrate the subject of your podcast? As I understand it, what you are asking for may not be noticeable to most podcast listeners. Are you looking for an audio effect? If you want an effect, odds are high that a plug-in exists that creates dynamic phase shift as one of its features. There is a plug-in for just about any kind of audio effect, and one of them may have what you are looking for. More detail- I assume you want a dynamic phase shift moving across the audio band that does not change amplitude frequency response, correct? What dynamic parameter would control the phase shift? Level, frequency, random, piano keyboard, programmed waveform, etc. Do you want identical change in both left and right stereo channels, or not? Unless I am mistaken, dynamic EQ that happens in audio processing causes a dynamic phase shift (unless the developer has compensated for it). You know the topic of absolute phase has been an endless topic of discussion. LYNX_TWO thank you for thinking about phase shift. |
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