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I'm using the latest Dragonfly version from KXstudio and found a strange behaviour which I can't explain.

Here you listen the raw sound that enters the reverb bus:

https://soundcloud.com/lilith_93/vienna ... -2/s-vp44e

And here with Dragonfly activated:

https://soundcloud.com/lilith_93/vienna ... rb/s-dRW0v

With Dargonfly the snare is more pronounced in the left speaker, at least that's my impression. How can this be?

The setting I used are:



But it's independent of the settings. Maybe a phasing issue?

lilith wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 4:38 pm With Dargonfly the snare is more pronounced in the left speaker, at least that's my impression. How can this be?

Oh weird. Maybe try using much lower early level and early send. The early reflections algorithm uses different response patterns for the left and right channel, it might be coming out more in the left channel with that short, transient snare sound.

Michael Willis wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 7:26 pm

lilith wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 4:38 pm With Dargonfly the snare is more pronounced in the left speaker, at least that's my impression. How can this be?

Oh weird. Maybe try using much lower early level and early send. The early reflections algorithm uses different response patterns for the left and right channel, it might be coming out more in the left channel with that short, transient snare sound.

Ok, thanks I will try.

Where does the snare sit, in terms of left/right balance, in the original? If it's a bit further to the left (it sounds that way to me after a quick listen), then the reverb will add to that.

JamesPeters wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 7:48 pm Where does the snare sit, in terms of left/right balance, in the original? If it's a bit further to the left (it sounds that way to me after a quick listen), then the reverb will add to that.

I will double check, but I think it's a mono sample. With overtone reverb it's perfectely centered.

lilith wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 7:58 pm I will double check, but I think it's a mono sample. With overtone reverb it's perfectely centered.

Is it possible that you might be sending the mono snare into only the left channel on the reverb?

Michael Willis wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 8:53 pm

lilith wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 7:58 pm I will double check, but I think it's a mono sample. With overtone reverb it's perfectely centered.

Is it possible that you might be sending the mono snare into only the left channel on the reverb?

I check when I'm on the computer.

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Michael Willis wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 8:53 pm

lilith wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 7:58 pm I will double check, but I think it's a mono sample. With overtone reverb it's perfectely centered.

Is it possible that you might be sending the mono snare into only the left channel on the reverb?

Generally with the Dragonfly Room I have the feeling that the more Dry signal is more pronounced in the left channel.
When using only Late Level it seems that the Reverb starts in the left channel and bounces to the right then.
It's obvious when one only listens to the wet signal, but I guess that's on purpose somehow.

lilith wrote: ↑Sat Mar 07, 2020 5:35 pmGenerally with the Dragonfly Room I have the feeling that the more Dry signal is more pronounced in the left channel.
When using only Late Level it seems that the Reverb starts in the left channel and bounces to the right then.
It's obvious when one only listens to the wet signal, but I guess that's on purpose somehow.

I'm going to have to experiment with this. I don't remember experiencing this myself.

Anybody else using Dragonfly Room, does this happen to you?

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Michael Willis wrote: ↑Sat Mar 07, 2020 5:49 pm

lilith wrote: ↑Sat Mar 07, 2020 5:35 pmGenerally with the Dragonfly Room I have the feeling that the more Dry signal is more pronounced in the left channel.
When using only Late Level it seems that the Reverb starts in the left channel and bounces to the right then.
It's obvious when one only listens to the wet signal, but I guess that's on purpose somehow.

I'm going to have to experiment with this. I don't remember experiencing this myself.

Anybody else using Dragonfly Room, does this happen to you?

I don't notice that about the dry signal
but the wet signal starts left and then right.
The bigger the room how more it's noticable.

Listened with headphones and noticed a little difference rendered wave form.(medium clear room preset and late on 100%)
on 120bpm you see like 1/64 of the beat max difference. Like 7-8ms.

With maximize room (32m) it was bigger. 1/32 of beat, so difference of 15ms left to right.

Seems like the size of room is only influence on it.