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Parametric Representation of Complex Dylan Menzies AES 128 Convention London May 2010 The following recordings compare different methods of producing a stereo image of a recorded source with added artificial reverberation, using a single mic or two mics pointing at the source 90 degrees apart. The proposed method is 2 mics with two reverbs as described in the paper. The reverb used was Waves TrueVerb. The ProTools session used is available here: complexSourceReverb.ptfComments please to rdmg@dmu.ac.uk The paper can be found in the publications section at /dylan
bamboo flute mono 2 channel 2 channel 1 reverb 2 channel 2 reverbs blues harp 2 channel 2 reverbs 2 channel stereoreverb shaker mono 2 channel 1 reverb 2 channel 2 reverb
key: mono - just one mic channel panned to centre 2 channel - channels are panned close together near centre. 2 channel 1 reverb - channels are panned close together near centre. Both send 1 reverb. **
2 channel 2 reverb - channels are panned close together
near centre.
Each sends to two reverbs that differ slightly in the distribution and
strength of the early reflections. On their own they sound very similar
to each other. 2 channel stereoreverb - channels are panned close together near centre. They send a stereo reverb similar to above. |