I'm analysing the sides of a sample and I don't know how it has been done.

Here is the stereo signal (side) : https://clyp.it/5fskaejb?token=0842c...5c832bcbb25592

This stereo signal shows interesting things




It's apparently not phasing, I don't know what is it, do you have an idea ?

Here is the original sample (with mid+sides signal) : https://clyp.it/c1afdrz4?token=62145...1344bbc029bf7d

 

The side sounds like a couple of source processed each one differently and summed.

 

that's interesting, someone told me it's maybe a technic for widening called "phase rotation", I admit I didn't tested everything on phasing, but if you see the correlation at -1, which is the maximum, it should be more something about phase no ?

 

I've tried some things with phase, didn't worked.
Here is a screenshot of the sample with the mid + side signal
The L-R gauge circulates a tiny bit between L and R, maybe it's a phase plugin like phasemistress of Soundtoys. I tried some things but for the moment I didn't succeed in having the same result

 

I fund ! it's Microsoft from Soundtoys, the default settings with 5% of dry mix

 

I suppose you mean MicroShift. It's hard for Soundtoys buying Microsoft.

 

right haha

 

Chorus and tremolo.