AnsweredAutomated Signal Invert while keeping the original Panning

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ChickenWaffles
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2014/12/08 21:03:55 (permalink)

Automated Signal Invert while keeping the original Panning

Hello all,
I am new to the Cakewalk forum and in advance appreciate all helps received.
My inquiry deals with the fact of trying to find a way to invert the signals from audio buses (2) but keeping the pan of one audio bus hard left and the other hard right.
 
Is there a way to invert the signals in SONAR X3 Producer edition automatically as described above. I know automation manually but it is severely tedious due to the fact I am trying to control the speed on the inverts. A mapped automation would also help if it is available.
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    Anderton
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    Re: Automated Signal Invert while keeping the original Panning 2014/12/09 10:02:19 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby ChickenWaffles 2014/12/10 17:24:34
    Insert the Channel Tools plug-in into the bus FX bin. You can automate the invert phase function independently for the left and right channels.

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    ChickenWaffles
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    Re: Automated Signal Invert while keeping the original Panning 2014/12/10 17:37:28 (permalink)
    Hello Anderton,
    Thanks for the help you have provided but I am in search of a Phase that can flip the audio at 180 degree as an on and off with a variation of speed the Phase can be turned on and off. Any suggestion how this can be achieved?
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    Re: Automated Signal Invert while keeping the original Panning 2014/12/10 18:46:26 (permalink)
    If you want to invert the phase for parts of an audio clip, then you could split the clip across 2 separate tracks and invert the phase on one of the tracks.
     
    But I'm confused about why you think the panning would be affected.

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    Anderton
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    Re: Automated Signal Invert while keeping the original Panning 2014/12/11 01:59:33 (permalink)
    ChickenWaffles
    Hello Anderton,
    Thanks for the help you have provided but I am in search of a Phase that can flip the audio at 180 degree as an on and off with a variation of speed the Phase can be turned on and off. Any suggestion how this can be achieved?
    ~Thanks

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    Re: Automated Signal Invert while keeping the original Panning 2014/12/11 02:01:00 (permalink)
    You can draw periodic automation waveforms like an LFO with the Draw tool, if that's what you're asking for...

    The first 3 books in "The Musician's Guide to Home Recording" series are available from Hal Leonard and http://www.reverb.com. Listen to my music on http://www.YouTube.com/thecraiganderton, and visit http://www.craiganderton.com. Thanks!
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