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Out of Phase Recording - ralph411 - 12-Mar-2016
Is there a way to invert polarity on a single channel to deal with recordings having only one channel with incorrect polarity?
If not, the option is to invert one speaker connection. Recommendations appreciated.
RE: Out of Phase Recording - krass - 12-Mar-2016
one question, do you want to achieve it purely in the digital domain or are analogue suggestions included ?
RE: Out of Phase Recording - Rufus McDufus - 12-Mar-2016
I think you can only change polarity of both speakers with a Devialet Expert, not just one channel.
RE: Out of Phase Recording - ralph411 - 12-Mar-2016
(12-Mar-2016, 19:08)krass Wrote: one question, do you want to achieve it purely in the digital domain or are analogue suggestions included ?
My interest is the digital domain
RE: Out of Phase Recording - ralph411 - 12-Mar-2016
(12-Mar-2016, 19:13)Rufus McDufus Wrote: I think you can only change polarity of both speakers with a Devialet Expert, not just one channel.That's all I have found. Hoping someone smarter than I am can find a solution.
RE: Out of Phase Recording - alandbush - 13-Mar-2016
You might like to consider the Audacity freeware.
http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/invert.html
RE: Out of Phase Recording - Confused - 13-Mar-2016
Out of interest, how did you discover that this particular track had incorrect polarity in one channel?
You could swap the speaker plugs on one side, as a very low tech solution. A bit drastic I know for just one recording!
RE: Out of Phase Recording - rwjr44 - 13-Mar-2016
(13-Mar-2016, 12:31)Confused Wrote: Out of interest, how did you discover that this particular track had incorrect polarity in one channel?
You could swap the speaker plugs on one side, as a very low tech solution. A bit drastic I know for just one recording!
I was going to suggest swapping the speaker connectors but you are braver than I.
RE: Out of Phase Recording - ralph411 - 13-Mar-2016
(13-Mar-2016, 12:31)Confused Wrote: Out of interest, how did you discover that this particular track had incorrect polarity in one channel?The recording in question is part of a large set. It exhibits the usual out of phase anomalies: reduced bass, unstable imaging, and an overall cloudy sound. Comparison on another system which allows single channel phase change confirmed suspicions.
You could swap the speaker plugs on one side, as a very low tech solution. A bit drastic I know for just one recording!
RE: Out of Phase Recording - ralph411 - 13-Mar-2016
(13-Mar-2016, 16:48)rwjr44 Wrote:(13-Mar-2016, 12:31)Confused Wrote: Out of interest, how did you discover that this particular track had incorrect polarity in one channel?
You could swap the speaker plugs on one side, as a very low tech solution. A bit drastic I know for just one recording!
I was going to suggest swapping the speaker connectors but you are braver than I.
This is the only solution I know, but I am hoping for something more convenient.