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Stereo Imager (Doppler Shift, 2d panning) (Patreon)

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2023-05-11 00:13:10
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Downloads

  • headshadow pan.adg
  • pq Stereo Imaging .adg
  • pq Distance_Doppler.adg

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Content

Here are the racks from the latest video on stereo imaging;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=157mQXGDGZU&

Keep in mind you need the Spellbook from Hypnus Records installed for the main stereo imaging device to work.

The headshadow pan and distance_doppler devices are the devices constructed within the main stereo imaging rack, so you may use them freely for whatever

Hope you enjoy it; there will be more stereo effect stuffs in the future on some creative ways to make your stereo field a lil more interesting, so look forward to that

Comments

Peter Vogl

You mentioned in a comment there were many maxforlive devices that did this in different ways. I would love to compare a couple..do you have a couple you could recommend?

Peter Vogl

I know you are probably hearing this a lot right now but thanks so much for the well thought out tutorials. They have definitely been opening up new lines of inquiry for me. I'm going to have to rewatch them all again I think...and that's after creating the devices along with the video. It's a lot....did I say it's a lot? Duuuuuuude.

pailiaq
>>108914932

http://maxforlive.com/library/device/5187/vbap-doppler-panner This one's pretty good. Kind of a pain to route the audio through it properly, and it will hardpan your sounds left and right so it can be slightly limiting depending on how you like to pan your stuff, but the doppler shift is really nice. Very reactive, you can drag the 'object' around in space with your mouse and it is panned and shifted accordingly. Someone in the YT comments also mentioned a vst called 'anaglyph' which appears to have similar capabilities, which is free.