Post by syoung640 on May 2, 2013 12:34:24 GMT -5
Your Balance controls are a great feature. Setting 0% to 100%, either left or right channel, is critical for me (will explain below).
But I would LOVE to be able to set my L-R channel balance, THEN take that output and send it both ears when "Mono" is selected.
In other words, I could select Right 100% balance, then click Mono, and hear ONLY the right channel delivered to both ears/speakers. Likewise for Left, of course.
The real-life application is for singer's learning tracks, where the Solo part is recorded to the Left track, say, and all the other parts, backup mix, accompaniment, etc., is recorded to the Right (with NO solo). People normally listen at first with Left 100% (or stereo), then as they memorize their part, they rehearse with the playback at Right 100%.
Sure, we can listen out of one ear or speaker, but obviously two is better.
If we had this feature, I would immediately recommend this app to the 40,000 or so singers in the Barbershop Harmony Society, the Sweet Adelines, Harmony International, church music singers, Jazz musicians (Jamey Aebersold rehearsal tracks), etc., etc.
That would be fantastic.
But I would LOVE to be able to set my L-R channel balance, THEN take that output and send it both ears when "Mono" is selected.
In other words, I could select Right 100% balance, then click Mono, and hear ONLY the right channel delivered to both ears/speakers. Likewise for Left, of course.
The real-life application is for singer's learning tracks, where the Solo part is recorded to the Left track, say, and all the other parts, backup mix, accompaniment, etc., is recorded to the Right (with NO solo). People normally listen at first with Left 100% (or stereo), then as they memorize their part, they rehearse with the playback at Right 100%.
Sure, we can listen out of one ear or speaker, but obviously two is better.
If we had this feature, I would immediately recommend this app to the 40,000 or so singers in the Barbershop Harmony Society, the Sweet Adelines, Harmony International, church music singers, Jazz musicians (Jamey Aebersold rehearsal tracks), etc., etc.
That would be fantastic.
