Mellotronists

<< I have a Behringer Edison..... hooked #886 up to it and straight into the
mixer........ >>

jon, I'm confusticated- the edison I have doesn't seem to do much to mono
signals, since it works principally by antiphase-combining the left and right
channels in varying degrees.... or are you futzing with the low frequency
control aswell?
they are really cheap at the moment, though, and (for any of you with
studios) they are the cheapest way to acquire a phase indicator. also, if you
hook up your satellite receiver through it, you can use it to almost
completely remove commentators from sports events. this last is particularly
effective with the eno-type third speaker behind the couch.....

duncan/400#1098... having a nap now the togger's started again.

All I know is use a "Y" cable to get the signal into both sides of the
Edison, crank the stereo spread control to about 4 o'clock, the LMF spread
to about 2 o'clock and the center distance to about 11 o'clock and it makes
the sound real thick in the midrange, but not in an "EQ-y" way, and seems to
push it way "back" in the speakers. I've never really played around with
the box before, because most of my recording is straight out of my O1/W into
my CD recorder and is really just for me to be able to save my compositions,
not for really trying to master stuff so I really don't know what it
"should" sound like. The box sort of got left here, and I figured I'd play
around with it a bit.

And, no, at the moment I have no way to upload a recording of it, but will
be able to soon - I need to get a new network card for a new computer and
then I'll be able to get sounds into a postable and sendable format.

Jon E Salley
MiloJohnson@...
M400 #886

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> << I have a Behringer Edison..... hooked #886 up to it and straight into
the
> mixer........ >>
>
> jon, I'm confusticated- the edison I have doesn't seem to do much to mono
> signals, since it works principally by antiphase-combining the left and
right
> channels in varying degrees.... or are you futzing with the low frequency
> control aswell?
> they are really cheap at the moment, though, and (for any of you with
> studios) they are the cheapest way to acquire a phase indicator. also, if
you
> hook up your satellite receiver through it, you can use it to almost
> completely remove commentators from sports events. this last is
particularly
> effective with the eno-type third speaker behind the couch.....
>
> duncan/400#1098... having a nap now the togger's started again.
>
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