hi,i am following a tutorial in cm magazine 237 page 64.
they say create another instance of serum, swap the waveform for a square,then swap the left and right channels on the copy to counteract the pitch imbalance.
my question is,how do i swap the left and right channels?
they are using cubase in the tutorial.
no video for the tutorial
thanks

 

Don't know if they were talking about channel swapping in Serum or not, but you can right-click on the pan in the mixer channel in Cubase and select a different view, Dual Stereo (or something) instead of Balance and then turn left to right and vice versa.

 

You can pan Serum's oscillators? USing PAN control. So on instance one, set Osc1 to left, Osc 2 right. And Instance 2, Osc 1 right, Osc 2 left.

Or, Instance 1, OSC 1 and OSC 2 left. Instance 2, OSC 1 and OSC 2 right.

Is that what is needed?

 

thanks for replies.
firstly no avenger,cubase no longer has that option on the panner.it is now stereo combined panner or stereo balance panner.
and g string,the tutorial says to swap left and right channels on the copy.
so that would be on one instance
only osc a is being used so any clues?

 

As I said

It doesn't matter what they call a pig, it remains a pig.

According to manual, use shift-key to move left and right channel (side) separately or even swap the panorama, in Cubase Pro, that is.

 

Last edited: Feb 17, 2019

I think what you are looking for is at the top right corner of serum, the menu, there is an option to copy everything from one side to another, copy osc A to osc B, that way you copy the entire wavetable aswell, if I understand your question correctly that is.