PseudoStereo2

Tim Kleinert

This is a laughably simple but effective technique to 'disperse' the frequency components of a mono signal over the stereo field:

Using a very short delay and mixing this back with the original creates a comb filter, boosting or cutting out components of the signal. Doing this a second time, inversely, cuts or boosts the exactly inverse components. Pan these two left and right -presto.

(Mixing them together produces the original mono signal: 100% mono-compatibility)

You can use a fixed delay time or modulate it to produce a chorus-like sound (but without the chorus-like "fattening" effect).

Enjoy

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mosc · Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 7:30 am Post subject:

This one sounds much better to my ears than the other pseudostereo patch you posted. This is quite pleasant. Very special. Much better than what I've been using and cheaper in DSP too. bravo...

Wan · Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 10:35 am Post subject:

Your are definitly on the track of supplying us with all kinds of very useable broadeners and thickeners. It looks so simple, but this one rocks again Exclamation

Thank you again Very Happy

Afro88 · Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 5:39 pm Post subject:

Yep, fantastic. Great that it sums to mono perfectly too, and doesn't sound off putting like alot of phase related stereo effects. And you can fix the movment of the filters and it doesn't sound off balance Shocked

This should be a G2 module IMO, extremely useful.[/b]