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Subject: M&S Decoding
From: Wild Sanctuary <>
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 12:24:15 -0800
Great idea, Jeremiah. I've tried that and it works just fine.
Alternatively, there's an analog matrix, the MS38 (or updated
equivalent), manufactured by Audio Engineering Associates in
Pasadena, CA, that is simple to use, exceptionally quiet and doesn't
take up lots of channels on a mixing board. Either way, I actually
prefer mixing through at least one analog stage because, to me, the
end result tends to be warmer and more engaging
texturally...especially with natural soundscapes.

Bernie Krause

>I use Waves S-1 Imager too, but as Jeremiah said it's easy to set up a
>multitrack unit to do the same thing.
>My S-1 is not a VST plug in, I think it's a DX, it works great.
>
>--greg
>
>--- In  Jeremiah Moore <>
>wrote:
>>  If cep or audition handle VST plug-ins, you could use Waves S1
>>  Imager, which is a nice M-S decoder with balance and width controls.
>>
>>  Alternately, you can construct an M-S decoder using three channels in
>>  any mixer.  Never used either of those programs,  but maybe you could
>>  do it in there, or split channels out to an outboard mixer.  Route
>>  the mid signal to the stereo bus, panned center.  Route the Side
>>  signal to two channels, panned hard left and right.  Flip the phase
>>  (polarity) on the right channel.  Raising the volume of the side
>>  signal's channels makes the stereo image wider.  Lowering makes it
>>  narrower.  Simple!
>>
>>  -jeremiah
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>>  >Dear All,
>>  >
>>  >Can anybody direct me to any previous discussions on how , if at all
>>  >possible, can I set up CEP 2 or Audition to decode M&S files.
>>  >
>>  >Also does anybody know of ant decent DX plug ins that do the business.
>>  >
>>  >Roger C Boughton
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>>  >"Microphones are not ears,
>>  >Loudspeakers are not birds,
>>  >A listening room is not nature."
>>  >Klas Strandberg
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>>  jeremiah lyman moore | san francisco | sound+media | 
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>"Microphones are not ears,
>Loudspeakers are not birds,
>A listening room is not nature."
>Klas Strandberg
>Yahoo! Groups Links
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