Mono to stereo
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Nosmo King
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Re: Mono to stereo
What do you mean? Once it has gone to mono you cant reverse it.
If you have a mono signal and you want to give it some width/movement in the stereo field then using effects such as chorus or a little bit of phasing will do that. SP reverb is a stereo effect too by the sounds of it, use a little bit ofnit and it will go a long way
If you have a mono signal and you want to give it some width/movement in the stereo field then using effects such as chorus or a little bit of phasing will do that. SP reverb is a stereo effect too by the sounds of it, use a little bit ofnit and it will go a long way
Re: Mono to stereo
Nosmo King wrote:What do you mean? Once it has gone to mono you cant reverse it.
If you have a mono signal and you want to give it some width/movement in the stereo field then using effects such as chorus or a little bit of phasing will do that. SP reverb is a stereo effect too by the sounds of it, use a little bit ofnit and it will go a long way
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you can try some bit of autopanning too