Plugin similar to Waves Center Stereo

[PureArtist]

Hi im looking for a plugin similar to Waves Center Stereo.

[donsolo]

Here's what I'm seeing:

M-S split, High Shelving on M and S, (when you turn one up, the other goes down) Low shelving on M and S, what appears to be a slow attack compressor on M-S, overall gain and gain on each side.

It seems like a completely redundant plugin. I wind up EQing M-S all the time, same with compressing...

This looks far more limited than some other solutions out there.

[Endure]

According to the http://www.gearslutz.com/board/new-p...es-center.html thread it doesn't use M/S at all, and it may be harder to find a replacement than you think.

Good luck.

[DrDeltaM]

plugin similiar to waves centre

[donsolo]

I'm still skeptical that this isn't an MS processor. I'd be seriously impressed if someone developed a technology to deal with center that wasn't MS

I'm pretty sure I can whip something like this together in Reaktor. Everything but the "Punch" setting is pretty straight up, you boost the highs in the S, drop in M equally. Boost lows in M, drop in S.

Really it just looks like there's a lot of intermingled controls to create a simple UI.

[Bob Olhsson]

It definitely is not M/S. It isolates the center a lot more. That's a good thing or a bad thing depending on the program material.

[dcollins]

Originally Posted by Bob Olhsson

It definitely is not M/S. It isolates the center a lot more. That's a good thing or a bad thing depending on the program material.

I'm sure it's based on the correlation between the two channels, not simply L+R as M/S matrixing would do. That is far more complicated.

I think Barton still owns the patent on the technic, but have no idea how Waves has implemented it.

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[miro]

Originally Posted by donsolo

I'm still skeptical that this isn't an MS processor. I'd be seriously impressed if someone developed a technology to deal with center that wasn't MS

I'm pretty sure I can whip something like this together in Reaktor. Everything but the "Punch" setting is pretty straight up, you boost the highs in the S, drop in M equally. Boost lows in M, drop in S.

Really it just looks like there's a lot of intermingled controls to create a simple UI.

I'd be interested, in case you build something like it for reaktor (or have built other interesting tools) :-)

[Bob Olhsson]

There is a trifield plug-in made by AGM Digital Arts. Anthony Morris actually showed up one day at our studio in Sausalito looking for advice about marketing a tri field box. He's a very very bright man.