DSP Robotics Support

Hi all

The Quilcom M2S hosts 10 processing modules each dedicated to converting a mono source to pseudo-stereo, employing a wide range of operation principles.

At the very least it’s possible to obtain a wide sound stage with all of these processing techniques, and some can even give the illusion of instrument or vocal placement. The resulting stereo output will depend on which processor is chosen, how it’s adjusted and the nature of the source material itself.

The user can audition each processor in turn, find the sweet spot for its settings, and then do A/B comparisons without interrupting the audio source. Only the selected processor will use CPU cycles and the DAW will recall the settings and selection with the song project file.

The M2S can be used on individual mono tracks in a mix or can offer effective stereo conversion of older mono recordings.

The VST plugin is on http://www.flowstoners.com under Quilcom.

Hope someone finds it useful or interesting and please note that I simply adore feedback!

Cheers

Spogg

offtopic:
I'm so sorry that all your fsm from the last months don't get commented by myself. But the truth is, I don't even find that 15 minutes to test them. I hope to give you feedback again in the near future!

Hey no problem tulamide.

If it helps I'd rather have no review than one from a casual view or quick test.

Time is so valuable, even more so as the years roll by

Take care

Spogg

Been having some fun with this , really like the Lauridsen plus.

Can I use that particular one in a plugin I am working on ?

Yes of course!

Anything I share can be used however anyone wishes.

Cheers

Spogg

Did You use phase for this? So, left + right = mono and left = left x -1 ?

Thanks Spogg !

wlangfor@uoguelph.ca wrote:Did You use phase for this? So, left + right = mono and left = left x -1 ?

I honestly can't remember, sorry!

Cheers

Spogg

he, he, Spogg, I like your answer to wlangfor@uoguelph.ca.
Happens to me all the time.

Thank you for your post. I'll have a couple days off, starting now, and am sure there's lots to learn from in that module.
Have a nice week-end.

Best regards
Phil

Thanks Spogg

I always learn something fresh and exciting from your wonderful schematics