As many of you may already know HPFs and LPFs create a big phase shift, the steeper the slope, the bigger in degrees the shift is. Specifically 24dB filters make a 180°phase shift, basically a frequency dependent polarity flip button.
What I noticed today is that the 24dB filters on NOVA actually make my mix sound fuller and better when checking in Mono, shouldn't it be the other way around (mostly the second thing)? Is it because of the Chebishev II filters on NOVA or something else?
Weird thing about HPFs
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heavymetalmixer heavymetalmixer https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=391539
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Are you using any of the "+" quality modes? (in previous versions, they were default, and could be turned off via "-" quality modes)
This could explain a better mono compatibility. But I don't see how the filters could do that (the effect is equal for L and R).
This could explain a better mono compatibility. But I don't see how the filters could do that (the effect is equal for L and R).
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heavymetalmixer heavymetalmixer https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=391539
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No, I always use Precise as I preffer NOVA to stay as clean as possible.FabienTDR wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11, 2019 9:41 pm Are you using any of the "+" quality modes? (in previous versions, they were default, and could be turned off via "-" quality modes)
This could explain a better mono compatibility. But I don't see how the filters could do that (the effect is equal for L and R).
