Yes, I know this.SPC Plugins wrote: ↑Wed Jan 30, 2019 9:29 amThe only way in which you can have oscillator outputs with stereo spread is by also having stereo filters, and a routing arrangement which can handle stereo signals. It would *probably* be possible to implement this in ArcSyn, but as you can imagine, rewriting all the filters to handle stereo signals would be quite a lot of work (and a lot of debugging!). I can say that this definitely won't be making it into v3.0.0focusrite wrote: ↑Tue Jan 22, 2019 1:31 am+1 0000000000000Breach The Sky wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 8:40 am Have you considered adding stereo spread to the unison?
But it is possible to get one stereo filter simply by setting both filters to the same settings except for their output panning (filter 1 panned to L, filter 2 to R), then routing the oscillators something like: oscillator 1 to filter 1, oscillator 2 to filter 2, then oscillator 3 to both filters.
I've attached a program which does this. (Please let me know if this works, as I've not tried attaching a program before.)
Unison stereo spread would be slightly easier to work with. I didn't realize the filters where mono so I understand that it's a lot of work. No worries tough, you can also get a pretty nice stereo image with a simple chorus or stereo effect! What makes Arcsyn good is the non-supersaw like experimental glitchy stuff imo. These types of sounds manages to sound very "clean" in this synth.
