Ahh, silly me! I won't need any vcas, just panners! There are vca's in the
panners! Great, but do the vcas in the panners sound like the standard vcas

----- Original Message -----
From: "Florian Anwander" < Florian.Anwander@... >
To: < Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >
Sent: Friday, May 02, 2003 9:29 AM
Subject: Re: 1 Surround mxing on A100


> Hi Andreas
>
> > I have jsut started making my own dvd-movies and could help looking into
> > surround encoding. And I realized that I dont' have a mixer nor any
synth
> > capabable of surround mixing. But my A100 could be expanded with VCAs,
LFOs
> > and some logicmodules and panners to make it into the DVD age! Has
anybody
> > tried this, what modules and setup do you use
> Encoding is something different from multichannel output. Encoding means:
> transport a more than2channelsSignal on 2 channels of a stereo recording.
> This would be assumingly quite costy and complicated on a A100.
>
> The other story is dynamically positioning a mono signal on four or more
> channels. I did this with my Nord Modular, which has 4 outputs. For a mono
> signal you need simply three panners:
> 1.) Front <-> Rear
> 2.) L-Front <-> R-Front
> 3.) L_Rear <-> R-Rear
>
> for circling a signal around, you need one LFO, that has phase shifted
> outputs (the A-191 Sheppard Function might be able to do this - I don't
own
> one) or several synchronised LFOs, whose output could be phaseshifted
> individually (the Nordmodulars LFOs can do this).
>
> Something that might be VERY interesting and intuitive is: control the
> front rear / left right positions with two Theremin controlers.
>
> Florian
>
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