Integrated Cross Delay

[gdougherty]

http://www.prosoundweb.com/article/i...d_off_pandora/

Pretty cool idea.

[Jeff Scott]

OK...so they seem to be saying that no matter where you are sitting in the audience , you will perceive true stereo placement?

Did i read that right? Sounds like marketing hype to me. How can that be physically possible?

[gdougherty]

No, it's cross delay panning. The signal is simply repeated on the opposite side but at a delay. You get big stereo in the middle and mono still at the extremes, but you're not missing what's been panned to the other side.

[badgerman]

Someone mentioned this before. Is there a way to do it in SAC now?

[MikeDee]

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the big picture here, but I thought Bob has been doing this for quite some time with his native Echo/Delay plugin + panning (which would mean that, yes, it can be done in SAC and SAWStudio).

My apologies if my observation is inaccurate and/or incorrect.

[KUI]

You are correct, Bob was there first by about 15 years or so!
He is almost never rewarded in the press for his ground breaking innovations.

KUI

[Paul Henry]

Anybody have a post link or step-by-step? What sort of delay times are we talking, like 1ms head sized delays or distance between the stacks 50' delays?
Phase reversal?

[Jeff Scott]

I've done this (and continue to do this..) with Bob's Delay. 18 to 25ms is required.

[Paul Henry]

I've done this (and continue to do this..) with Bob's Delay. 18 to 25ms is required.

So just put on a 25ms delay and swap the channels, that's it?

[soundchicken]

yep, pre-fader the effect and hit button in the lower right from normal to cross.