Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 1:20 pm
this excertp is pretty cooljarrekid wrote:....I just realised what would come in handy here: Finding the stereo difference of the track.
For those of you who don't know, finding the stereo difference of a recording can be very useful to break down the song and sometimes subtract (or even add in some cases) elements of the track which are unclear in the released recording. You can calculate the difference between the two channels by inverting one (or multiplying the signal by -1) then adding the two together (so pretty much, elements which are dead center of the mix are totally wiped out, while elements which are panned are more evident). I've been doing this quite a lot to some tracks, but from what I've heard from doing this to Equinoxe 5, I need to give some of Jarre's work a bit more attention on this front.
Equinoxe 5 - Stereo Difference