I'm watching a tutorial on Lynda.com regarding surround sound.
It's talking about having the sound in all speakers to create a sense of envelopment blah blah like for ambience sounds mainly.
It gets to a point where they guy says the sound needs to be de-correlated as if you just whack the surround panner in the middle, it creates equal volume across all speakers and sounds unnatural.
He then goes on to talk about using the waves s360 plug in.
Basically, I'm not sure if we have the waves plug-in, so is there a way to decorrelate the sound just in pro tools?
The only thing I can think of would be to use stereo surround panners and automate them to move ever so slightly. Is this ridiculous?
It's talking about having the sound in all speakers to create a sense of envelopment blah blah like for ambience sounds mainly.
It gets to a point where they guy says the sound needs to be de-correlated as if you just whack the surround panner in the middle, it creates equal volume across all speakers and sounds unnatural.
He then goes on to talk about using the waves s360 plug in.
Basically, I'm not sure if we have the waves plug-in, so is there a way to decorrelate the sound just in pro tools?
The only thing I can think of would be to use stereo surround panners and automate them to move ever so slightly. Is this ridiculous?
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