Topic: Difference between AB and BA presets
There are many presets which exists with a name ending by AB or BA (D4 Classical AB and D4 Classical BA). What is the meaning of these two letters.
Last edited by floyer (27-11-2014 23:44)
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- EvilDragon
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Re: Difference between AB and BA presets
The answer lies on the Sound Recording page.
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Re: Difference between AB and BA presets
floyer wrote:
There are many presets which exists with a name ending by AB or BA (D4 Classical AB and D4 Classical BA). What is the meaning of these two letters.
They describe the stereo panorama:
AB: lower notes tend to the right, higher notes tend to the left
BA: lower notes tend to the left, higher notes tend to the right
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Re: Difference between AB and BA presets
floyer wrote:
There are many presets which exists with a name ending by AB or BA (D4 Classical AB and D4 Classical BA). What is the meaning of these two letters.
B = Bass
A = Alto
So, from left to right, BA = Bass notes on left, Treble on right, and vice-versa.