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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: macdaddy on September 29, 2006, 09:14:55 AM
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i have not been able to find one, and my pc with the plugins is fubar atm...
i cannot get the vst one i use in windows to be recognized in audacity..?
please help...
thanks, in advance.
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http://www.soundhack.com/freeware.php
+matrix is an audio unit plugin - works for me w/ Audacity 1.3.0b.
I've gone back to duplicating the side track, inverting it and then mixing till it sounds good. Then either mix and render or export as wav.
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http://www.soundhack.com/freeware.php
+matrix is an audio unit plugin - works for me w/ Audacity 1.3.0b.
I've gone back to duplicating the side track, inverting it and then mixing till it sounds good. Then either mix and render or export as wav.
well, i expanded it in the plugins folder, and i do not see it in the effects menu...
what do i need to do to get it to work in audacity..? am i missing a wrapper or something..? (i have the vst enabler already in the plugin folder, too)...
+t
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http://www.soundhack.com/freeware.php
+matrix is an audio unit plugin - works for me w/ Audacity 1.3.0b.
I've gone back to duplicating the side track, inverting it and then mixing till it sounds good. Then either mix and render or export as wav.
well, i expanded it in the plugins folder, and i do not see it in the effects menu...
what do i need to do to get it to work in audacity..? am i missing a wrapper or something..? (i have the vst enabler already in the plugin folder, too)...
+t
ok, so the plugins have to be in the library>audio>plugins>vst directory, not the audacity>plugins folder
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http://www.soundhack.com/freeware.php
+matrix is an audio unit plugin - works for me w/ Audacity 1.3.0b.
I've gone back to duplicating the side track, inverting it and then mixing till it sounds good. Then either mix and render or export as wav.
could you be a touch more specific as to the steps involved in doing this..?
also are you using the audacity triangular dither when going 24/48/96/etc > 16/44.1 ..?
+t for all of the help - i really appreciate it.
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ok, i think i have it...
import the stereo 2 channel WAV file i recorded
then import it again...
split the stereo tracks, and set the channels - the first one could be the left, so set teh top two channels as left, then set the bottom two channels as right. then select and invert the side channel of the side where the rear of the fig 8 was pointed...
then in playback, you can adjust the gains of the mids and or sides
when satisfied, export as WAV
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a bump (for tj ;) )
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a bump (for tj ;) )
;D
found the thread after I got off the phone with you, definately simple process once you understand what actually needs to be done. didn't mess too much with the stereo image width, gonna mess with it some more tonight before the show.
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Mac for our issue, could we also just invert the side channel then decode with a plugin?
trying to find anything possible to avoid fucking audacity
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yeah, or you can wait til my copy of samplitude arrives, and we will do it right...
i gave up on audacity last week.
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yeah, or you can wait til my copy of samplitude arrives, and we will do it right...
i gave up on audacity last week.
im just trying to get a grasp of what we need to do to properly correct the issue. the only reason of opening up the stereo trakcs twice is to manually mix them down correct?
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yes.