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When I pan around in a 5.1 stereo field there is a huge dip in volume in the middle between the rear L and R, where the phantom rear center image should be. Imagine a -10db pan law (just in the rear) to get the idea of what I mean, or a missing rear center speaker in a 6.1 system.
I am using setting 5.1 ITU 775 (default and WG-4)
Connected up using an MOTU 828, using separate discrete outs from the soundcard to discrete channel inputs to my receiver (amp) harman kardon
I have adjusted my pan law to 0db to try to correct, but no change.
Has anybody else noticed inconstant panning issues (in the rear) like this or have any ideas what I may be doing wrong?
This issue seems to make logic pro a bad choice for surround mixing.
www.ShaMANoiD.com
When I pan around in a 5.1 stereo field there is a huge dip in volume in the middle between the rear L and R, where the phantom rear center image should be. Imagine a -10db pan law (just in the rear) to get the idea of what I mean, or a missing rear center speaker in a 6.1 system.
I am using setting 5.1 ITU 775 (default and WG-4)
Connected up using an MOTU 828, using separate discrete outs from the soundcard to discrete channel inputs to my receiver (amp) harman kardon
I have adjusted my pan law to 0db to try to correct, but no change.
Has anybody else noticed inconstant panning issues (in the rear) like this or have any ideas what I may be doing wrong?
This issue seems to make logic pro a bad choice for surround mixing.
www.ShaMANoiD.com