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it turned out that the way i used to process

i was looking for a nice equal powered one.

it turned out that the way i used to process
my log, was not equal powered.
my favourite sounding method was

but not equal powered..
i was looking for a nice equal powered one.

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With x going from 0 (hard left) to 1 (hard right) you have:

> it turned out that the way i used to process

> i was looking for a nice equal powered one.

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Left Channel = cos(x * pi/2);
Right Channel = sin(x * pi/2);

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> it turned out that the way i used to process
> my log, was not equal powered.
> my favourite sounding method was
>
> (f1*f1=f2) f1-f2+f1 = fun eg log:)
>
> f1 = liniar ramp 0 tm 1
> f2 = f1 exponent
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> but not equal powered..
> i was looking for a nice equal powered one.
>
> does anyone know the math?
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> cheers
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is this 1/4 sinewave, 
i`d like to use it as square windowings?
might be on the money though


I don't know what you mean with the rest of you post.

> i`d like to use it as square windowings?

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It is 1/4 of a sine or cosine function.
I don't know what you mean with the rest of you post.

>
> is this 1/4 sinewave, 
> i`d like to use it as square windowings?
> might be on the money though
>

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> Left Channel = cos(x * pi/2);
> Right Channel = sin(x * pi/2);

could you also translate that to max? :)


but im aware of the sine function sounding good.

my use is for a windowed application.. turning the

naturally exponential curve to a squared off version.

so im actually looking for a logarithmic function that is

but im aware of the sine function sounding good.
my use is for a windowed application.. turning the
naturally exponential curve to a squared off version.
so im actually looking for a logarithmic function that is
equal powered aswell.
maybe even squareing off the 1/2 sine.


but then again this might be on the money

On Jun 3, 2007, at 1:55 AM, Roman Thilenius wrote:

> could you also translate that to max? :)

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>> Left Channel = cos(x * pi/2);
>> Right Channel = sin(x * pi/2);
>>
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> could you also translate that to max? :)
>

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i know that i can, but i wanted somebody else

to post it to the forum as it is more helpful 

than math and i am too lazy to contribute something.

i know that i can, but i wanted somebody else
to post it to the forum as it is more helpful 
than math and i am too lazy to contribute something.


On 6/3/07 3:55 AM, "Roman Thilenius" wrote:

On 6/3/07 3:55 AM, "Roman Thilenius"  wrote:

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>> Left Channel = cos(x * pi/2);
>> Right Channel = sin(x * pi/2);
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> could you also translate that to max? :)
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