Re: feature request/mono

Yes, thats interesting. My main problem is that I do have a weak CPU so
I would like to save some CPU time not having to run all the plugins for
the unused channel. 

If I had a fast CPU I probably wouldn't care for now...  But in the
future it would be nice to be able to master surround. I thought it was
possible using multiple instances...

/z



tor 2005-09-01 klockan 16:02 +0100 skrev Steve Harris:
> On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 10:01:14 +0200, Zachris Trolin wrote:
> > Hello all. I'm mostly using jamin either to master real music(which
> > works superb) or to fixup bad/moderate recordings just so that they are
> > listenable. 
> > 
> > In the later case I have no need for stereo, so I'd like to ask if there
> > are any plans on implementing a mono flag/option for jamin? I guess it
> > would save alot of CPU and also be usable in other situations as well.
> > (mastering of any odd amount of signals)
> 
> I dont think anyone has asked about a mono mode, it would save CPU.
> It would mostly be changes to the GUI. Jamin will work perfectly well for
> mastering mono signals, its just that you will be burning a bit more CPU
> than neccesary, and the stereo width controls wont do anything.
> 
> Just a note, trying to master a 4 channel signal with 2 copies of jamin
> (for example) wont work right, the levels between the app apps will be
> unlocked, and you'l get all sorts of wierd spatial effects.
> 
> - Steve
> 
> 
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