Best way to "Stereoize" a mono drum track.

2014/01/30 15:22:55

Anderton

mcdoma2000
I'm not an expert, but Craig Anderton wrote an article on the Cakewalk Blog about using TH2 to take a mono recording of piano and converting it to stereo using TH2 that might work for you.

Thanks for the reference, but I wouldn't recommend this - it's for instruments that don't have a strong center component, but tend to spread naturally from left to right.

2014/01/30 15:43:19

brconflict

John
You may wish to use this http://www.nugenaudio.com.roductdetails.php?pid=23

This is another one: http://www.nugenaudio.com/productdetails.php?pid=24

2014/01/30 15:56:02

Kalle Rantaaho

Directional EQ by DDMF could be worth trying as well. With it you can pan different frequencies according to your will.
http://www.ddmf.eu/product.php?id=12

2014/01/30 18:28:48

brconflict

Kalle Rantaaho
Directional EQ by DDMF could be worth trying as well. With it you can pan different frequencies according to your will.
http://www.ddmf.eu/product.php?id=12

That's not bad. I like that one!

2014/01/30 18:56:51

SF_Green

Here's another one to look into that I use.

http://www.pspaudioware.com/plugins/tools_and_meters/psp_pseudostereo/

2014/01/30 19:02:29

John

SF_Green
Here's another one to look into that I use.

http://www.pspaudioware.com/plugins/tools_and_meters/psp_pseudostereo/

I have that too. LOL I bought the Stereo Pack a long time ago. I just upgraded it.

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