On 04.01.25 20:13, Will Godfrey wrote:
Volume is a special case as it tries to maintain a consistent apparent level as you sweep across. It actually dips about 6dB in the middle depending on instrument types. I wish I could get it better.
This is a well known problem in sound design. It is related to the degree of correlation between both channels. Unless we'd go for a very elaborate spatial re-rendering, or some other high-math stuff like detecting the degree of correlation, there is nothing you can do about it. Btw, this is also relevant if you do editing of a recording in the middle of sound, by cross-fade. Which you basically do for all non-trivial editing tasks. You just need to know if both splices you want to connect have a high or low correlation. You can easily check that by playing one with inverted gain. If both have low correlation, you need a power-law cross-fade. If they are in-between, you'd need to hand-edit the cross-fade curve if you want a proper inaudible edit. -- Hermann _______________________________________________ Yoshimi-devel mailing list Yoshimi-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/yoshimi-devel
