Open unfa opened 3 years ago
The crossmix control in the late reverberations section controls the width of the tail (and also partially of the early reflections), although it's inverted such that 0% crossmix is maximum width, and 100% crossmix is 0 width. Setting the late reverberations ordering to post (found in the top right corner of the late reverberations box) also gives a wider tail, although that rearranges the signal path. Adding more stereo is interesting though and something I can try.
Thanks! It seems I have missed this as I was using trial and error :D
It seems to me like the tail is completely mono if the source is mono. It doesn't seem to be the case with the early reflections - these seem to produce a nice stereo image even with a mono input. Would it be possible to also have extra stereo with for the tail? Perhaps with some control over it?