MAAT 2BC multiCORR 2.1.3

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Why do you need a multiband correlation meter? Broadband meters don't always show you potential trouble areas. MAAT's multiband approach warns you not to overdo stereo spread, or when your stereo room mics are delivering too much out-of-phase content. Either way, you'd get cancellation when your mix is summed to mono.

Can You Relate?
Why the heck do you need a multiband correlation meter? It's simply that a regular stereo correlation meter doesn´t identify specific trouble spots. If your fat kick and bass is mono, it's mostly correlated so a stereo correlation meter would show that everything is O.K. while your strings, hihat, or vocals are cancelling out! 2BC multiCORR combines the useful and beloved functions of our free 2BusControl monitor controller plug-in with a carefully designed, third octave multiband correlation meter. Our multiband approach warns you not to overdo stereo spread with your fancy spreading tool, or when your stereo mics are delivering a signal with too much out-of-phase content. Either way, you'd get cancellation when your mix is summed to mono.
Correlation measures the degree of relatedness between left and right channel. If they're alike, that's mono, and they will have perfect correlation. Stereo noise is decorrelated, with no similarity between channels. Stereo music should be more like the former, with a bit of "stereoness" to create a soundstage, whereas convincing, diffuse reverb should have lower inter-channel correlation. When content is present in one channel, and an inverted phase version is in the other channel, that sums to zero in mono and the audio disappears.

Unobtrusive Power
2BC multiCORR's powerful features hide behind its clean and simple UI. We've brought essential functionality and innovative user interface design to what used to be an unremarkable product category. With five monitoring modes, an ergonomic and deceptively simple interface, highly tuned correlation metering over thirty one bands plus stereo balance and correlation, you've got to try 2BC multiCORR for yourself.

The Low Down
If your material is destined for LP distribution, keep in mind that lacquer cutting has difficulty with large amplitude, out-of-phase information at very low frequencies. 2BC multiCORR provides four bands of analysis for the critical bottom octave, six additional bands of metering covering frequencies up to 200 Hz, plus three additional band for the 200 to 400 Hz range.
Other than vinyl, why should you care about mono? Monaural playback is more prevalent than ever, with the rise of battery-powered, hand held party speakers and the seemingly ubiquitous "smart speaker." Don't forget that Center Channel speaker in a surround setup.Though a product may advertise stereo playback, the simply fact is that size matters. At low frequencies, playback from any single point, diminutive device is essentially monaural. Also, small sources usually cannot reproduce the bottom octave at all and many begin to roll off below 100 Hz. So make sure to maximize the appropriate amount of LF energy for the material you're working on.

Platform: WiN32/64 - EXE/VST/VST3/AAX

Whats New:
Updates: official site does not provide any info about changes in this version.

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