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SEQUENTIAL/DSI => OB-6 => Topic started by: AlainHubert on April 08, 2017, 08:26:26 PM
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I have a small issue with the Pan Spread in Chord Memory mode (Unison CHD) where the pan spread is almost inexistent, even though it was very noticeable when holding a chord before memorizing it (by pressing Unison button).
Is anyone having the same behavior on their OB6 ?
To hear what I mean, press "manual" and "write" to get a basic patch, then move "Pan Spread" knob to maximum, and play and hold down a chord and press the "Unison" button to memorize that chord. Then play a single note (you should hear the memorized chord playing back) but notice if the pan spread is still as evident as when you were holding that chord before memorizing it.
On my OB6 the sound comes back to mono, with very little or no apparent panning spread. Better use headphones.
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I have a small issue with the Pan Spread in Chord Memory mode (Unison CHD) where the pan spread is almost inexistent, even though it was very noticeable when holding a chord before memorizing it (by pressing Unison button).
Is anyone having the same behavior on their OB6 ?
To hear what I mean, press "manual" and "write" to get a basic patch, then move "Pan Spread" knob to maximum, and play and hold down a chord and press the "Unison" button to memorize that chord. Then play a single note (you should hear the memorized chord playing back) but notice if the pan spread is still as evident as when you were holding that chord before memorizing it.
On my OB6 the sound comes back to mono, with very little or no apparent panning spread. Better use headphones.
That sounds as if all (three?) notes are set to the pan value of the chord root.
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That could be it. But I was expecting all the voices to keep their panning position in the spread, even in chord memory mode ?
My DeepMind 12 sure does.