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2010/08/14 21:47:45 (permalink)

Channel Tools

Can anyone point me to a video or tutorial on Channel Tools?  Thank you.

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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:19:17 (permalink)
    All I know about is the help file, channel_tools.chm. It tells you in broad terms what you can do with it, and specifically what all the controls do.

    Anything in particular you want to know?


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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:22:17 (permalink)
    Janet


    Can anyone point me to a video or tutorial on Channel Tools?  Thank you.


    I think here its better to fool with it and see what it does. Listen to what each control does to the stereo image.

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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:22:30 (permalink)
    The help file does leave a little bit to be desired.  Well, for my level of expertise anyway.  lol

    Basically I'm trying to use it to pan an orchestra.  So, for instance, how do I pan the violins to the left?  I know, I know...use my ears.  I can't seem to hear any difference no matter what I do, so I guess I'll have to have it explained to me. 

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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:30:03 (permalink)
    I wouldn't use Channel Tools to do that I would use pan.

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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:31:19 (permalink)
    That's what I've always done, but Ron (rolifer) uses channel tools and since he's one of the best producers around here, I figured he was onto something.

    But of course I can't figure it out...

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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:37:50 (permalink)
    That's what I've always done, but Ron (rolifer) uses channel tools and since he's one of the best producers around here, I figured he was onto something.
    So because someone uses it that means you are required to do the same. OK. I wasn't aware that the use of a plugin was based on who else uses it. My mistake.

    Pan is the way to go.  But then what do I know.

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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:40:49 (permalink)
    Way more than me. :-)

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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:51:11 (permalink)
    here ya go Janet

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zUCZ__sTM8

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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:52:46 (permalink)
    Thank you!!!

    Now why couldn't I find that?!

    Don't answer that.  lol  Thanks again!

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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:53:37 (permalink)
    http://www.soundonsound.c...sonarworkshop_0709.htm
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    Re:Channel Tools 2010/08/14 22:57:54 (permalink)
    Hey, thanks again! 

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