I'm trying to make a sound effect using the subtractor, but I'm having trouble since most of the sound in the question comes out the right speakers/headphone. This even more evident when I pan the sound, since it changes the timbre as it's panned from left to right. I tried to do some research on this issue, but unfortunately most of it was hardware related. The closest thing I found mentioned an overabundance of frequencies as a possible cause.
I attached the synth patch in question. It's not a hardware problem by any means, I even tested some old music I made, and the volume on the left/right side was about right. I also used the patch in a new reason document, and I still got the same result.
It's also occurred with a couple of other sound effects I've made, specially the ones that are low frequency.
Subtractor Synth Patch is incredibly loud on right side
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I would be really suprised if Subtractor can sound only on one side. It is a mono synth.
I speculate, you have more than just this Subtractor and somewhere you go from Mono->Stereo which might be wrong cabled. PLease provide the complete patch or a screenshot from the backside.
I speculate, you have more than just this Subtractor and somewhere you go from Mono->Stereo which might be wrong cabled. PLease provide the complete patch or a screenshot from the backside.
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I tested the patch on it's own and the problem still persisted. It's not a cabling issue. The patch should be in the OP as an attached file.Loque wrote: ↑13 Sep 2018I would be really suprised if Subtractor can sound only on one side. It is a mono synth.
I speculate, you have more than just this Subtractor and somewhere you go from Mono->Stereo which might be wrong cabled. PLease provide the complete patch or a screenshot from the backside.
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Since some are saying that they're not seeing any problem with the audio, I updated the OP with the reason file and the exported wav file. It isn't as obvious on bass-boosted headphones, but with normal headphones (and computer speakers to a lesser degree), you should be able to hear the unbalanced audio.
Are you SURE it isn't a hardware problem? You don't describe seeing more signal in the right channel, only that it "sounds" right heavy.
I'll take a look at the files shortly…
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I just looked at the files, the audio is perfectly centered here.
It's possibly a hardware problem after all, as your signal path is 100% MONO (so there's nothing that COULD affect one channel differently from another).
I'll take a look at the files shortly…
EDIT:
I just looked at the files, the audio is perfectly centered here.
It's possibly a hardware problem after all, as your signal path is 100% MONO (so there's nothing that COULD affect one channel differently from another).
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