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104 Sound Effects
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space by shifting the red circle with the mouse; downward motion moves it to
the rear, upward motion moves it forward. The preset position is at the back
and centered. This is the "pure" surround signal.
Surround active: Activate the Surround Mode and the second track opens
simultaneously. Audio material on the second track (‘surround’ in the track
display) can now be positioned in the space.
Width: Determines the dimensions of the sound field. The sound field is made
up of the concentric circles that clarify a drop in the signal level dependant
upon the distance from the acoustic source. A circle corresponds a drop in
the dB level. The smaller the width, the smaller the sound field (and the faster
the signal level drops as the distance from the acoustic source increases)and
subsequently, the virtual space is perceived as being larger.
Switch different items of the display from visible/invisible:
Output dB: Relative level in dB at the individual loudspeakers (0db = full level,
-90 dB = silence)
Loudspeaker names: Name of the loudspeakers according to their position in
the space
Sound field: Concentric circles around the acoustic source that clarify a drop
in the signal level dependant upon the distance from the acoustic source. A
circle corresponds to a drop in the dB level (see width )
Surround Reverb: Reverb is added to the surround signal if this option is
activated.
Surround Transitions
MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab MX can also create so-called surround transitions
in addition to normal crossfades (see also Editing in Track View (view page
63)) In this case a movement of the mus
ic tracks within the room is simulated
in addition to the volume change when crossfading. The old track will fly away,
and the new one will come flying in.
You can create a surround transition by first creating a normal crossfade.
Move an object backwards in the time line across the preceding object and
then fade it by using the upper handle. The previous object is faded in the
same manner and a so-called crossfade is created.
Different presets can be selected from the "Surround Transitions"
submenu by clicking on the crossfade symbol.
This is done more easily by using the following menu command: "Edit" menu >
"Create Surround Transitions". A surround transition is created for each
object.