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==Mono or stereo?== | ==Mono or stereo?== | ||
| − | * There always be discussions | + | * There always be discussions ([http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii-discussion/57659-venue-soundguy-what-reactions-have-you-had-regarding-stereo-setup-new-post.html example]). The Axe-Fx II sounds gloriously in stereo. However, that experience will not always translate very well to a live audience, because people seldom are in the right spot to hear both sides equally well. |
==Different mode for each output== | ==Different mode for each output== | ||
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Mono or stereo?
- There always be discussions (example). The Axe-Fx II sounds gloriously in stereo. However, that experience will not always translate very well to a live audience, because people seldom are in the right spot to hear both sides equally well.
Different mode for each output
- The Axe-Fx II makes it possible to have different mono/stereo modes for each of the outputs.
Effect blocks
- Flanger, Chorus and Phaser are set to mono by default. Use the parameter LFO Phase to switch the effect to stereo.
- Everything before an Amp block (and a mono Cab, Drive or Compressor block) will be summed to mono.
Phase cancellation
- Summing a stereo signal to mono may cause Phase cancellation.
