Re: (idm) In the mix/Orb + Black Dog in mono/Luke Slater
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quoted 7 lines Neh? How does one throw something "out-of-phase"?>> Neh? How does one throw something "out-of-phase"?
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>If you have separate surround sound speaker outs, unhook the regular set
>and leave just the surround plugged in to get really interesting
>reconstructions of all your favourite tracks. I think that's how surround
>works.. the processor reads the 'out of phase' parts of the track and
>sends that signal out to the surround speakers. I can't wait to get my
I think something similar happens when you do the following:
connect the + from one channel of the source (CD player) to the + of both
channels of the line-in on your amplifier, and the + from the other channel
of the source to the - of both channels of the line-in. Leave the - from
both the L and R channel on the source unconnected.
The signals are sort of subtracted, and most of the time, only the more
spatial sounds remain. With Skinny Puppy's "Dig It" nearly nothing remains
but the guitar.
Dunno if this could damage your equipment - mine still works, but you have
been warned.
Maarten