Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Having some fun using mid/side stereo for sound design in Pure Data vanilla.

Here, we encode our stereo signal into mid/side with some simple math, then ring-modulate and delay the side material before decoding back into left-right stereo.

0:00 Bleep bloops in left-right stereo
1:12 Creating a mid/side encoder & decoder
2:19 Adding ring modulation to only the sides
3:23 Adding a delay to the sides
4:49 Expanding the range of ring modulation

Click here for a deeper explanation of mid/side stereo and synthesis: youtu.be/uaKayJt5kHY?si=Xx4IEqIUpyZ-fxIM

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