RafterRattler
Inspired
Hi guys -
I just picked up my XL+/101 on Monday. I got impatient waiting for my AX8 invite and decided to take advantage of the holiday combo deal. So far so good - this thing is unbelievably configurable, and has all the tone I want and more. So after three days of playing, I have a question.
I usually like to have a patch or two with a really wide stereo field, and I used to do this with my GSP1101 by using a detune effect, shifting by -12 cents, and sending a dry signal to one channel, and the wet channel to the other. I've been experimenting with doing the same on my XL+. It works fine, and I like the results better than what I get with the enhancer or using a delay block. That said, I did have to experiment a bit - and it led to a question on the detune voices when in stereo input mode.
When the input mode is set to stereo, is voice 1 tied to the left channel input, and voice 2 tied to the right? I realize you can pan the voice itself to either side, but I've found that if I feed only a left signal into the block, voice 2 ignores it, and visa versa. Is this intended? I haven't found any real detail on the L/R dependency in the manual or Wiki.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
RR
I just picked up my XL+/101 on Monday. I got impatient waiting for my AX8 invite and decided to take advantage of the holiday combo deal. So far so good - this thing is unbelievably configurable, and has all the tone I want and more. So after three days of playing, I have a question.
I usually like to have a patch or two with a really wide stereo field, and I used to do this with my GSP1101 by using a detune effect, shifting by -12 cents, and sending a dry signal to one channel, and the wet channel to the other. I've been experimenting with doing the same on my XL+. It works fine, and I like the results better than what I get with the enhancer or using a delay block. That said, I did have to experiment a bit - and it led to a question on the detune voices when in stereo input mode.
When the input mode is set to stereo, is voice 1 tied to the left channel input, and voice 2 tied to the right? I realize you can pan the voice itself to either side, but I've found that if I feed only a left signal into the block, voice 2 ignores it, and visa versa. Is this intended? I haven't found any real detail on the L/R dependency in the manual or Wiki.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
RR