I can pull out the same disc in my house and do a comparison to help out, etc.
You can discuss something you did yourself in your own home. Not trying to create trouble and I respect copyrights.but I'm guessing the person who originally asked the question and this specific Section have lost interest. I have a sister-in-law lawyer I'll ask about this. Kind of takes what could be added profitability to SPEC and Bidule away from both. How can discussing a conversion I've done with my own CD with any software violate a copyright? Who's to say I've actually done the conversion? Wouldn't that make the software(s) themselves illegal? Has anyone looked at all the options and posts on how to create a surround sound CD on the Web? That alone would be enough to invalidate that comment. We are not going to go down that route ever on here.' 'Discussing specific conversions is something we do not allow on this site because of potential copyright violations. We can help someone workshop something they're working on for sure, but we don't want something posted on here that's inferior because, say, it's "easier,' or whatnot. We want to make sure that the surround layouts featured here are always the best you can find anywhere on the internet. If anyone has their own homebrew layout they'd like to share, I'd like for them to contact myself, Zeerround, or Fan51 before posting it on here. Every conversion is different, and what we want to emphasize here is that listening and tweaking determines how good your conversion is, and not just working from the same set of settings every time. There's not really a use to posting specific settings on specific conversions here. We are not going to go down that route ever on here.Īs far as specific tweaks to SPEC, especially ArcTan, I'll be, hopefully, working on my own video guide as to ArcTan and how new users can get to know the additional sliders with the method better in the next few days. I love this site and would love to take better advantage of the tools availableĭiscussing specific conversions is something we do not allow on this site because of potential copyright violations. There are many people here that are very creative and have come upon specific layouts that create excellent surround mixes.Could we have a section where people can post their layouts and let people know which mixes they have created with each specific layout and the characteristics of each.That would be very helpful to those of us trying to learn.
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