Re: Audio editor to edit channels seperately?
- From: Peter Larsen <SPAMSHIELD_plarsen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 06:20:10 +0100
Codifus wrote:
[cgannel imbalance]
> You may find that it would be best to leave it well enough alone.
I wish you had quoted more, anyway most cartridges have a channel
balance issue, say a dB, as has most preamps, so the first 2 db of
imbalance is easily accounted for. As I recall this issue it was about
vinyl transfers.
> Sometimes when I record tape to digital, I've adjusted the
> amplitudes to even out, but on listening found that the channel
> that was weaker before now over-powers the other channel.
How do you define "even out"?
> This, despite both channels being the same level. Probably due
> some off kilter phase characteristics of the
> recording etc.
Most of the time the "same level" is about same average level, but some
of the time very transient instruments in one channel off-set the
perception, so if all else fails: listen. That said, it is actually
quite easy to estimate channel balance by simply looking at the
graphical display of the curve form.
> Give it a good listen first before you commit the change.
Always listen, also if it is a cartridge or riaa preamp issue it will be
the same difference all the time. I can only remember one vinyl record
in my collection that has a serious general imbalance.
Phase is not likely to be an issue in this perception context.
> CD
Kind regards
Peter Larsen
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