
Thanks in advance.
How would I wire it? Would I effectively be lifting the ground?
Unfortunately the mixer is a submixer, as in it's mixing stuff before it's recorded
I try not to say phases, isn't that a bunch of peoples pet peeve when you confuse polarity and phase? But yeah, I'm looking for 180 degree phase shift, so that when the wave goes up, the signal goes down, kind of thing.I'm Painting Again wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 7:46 pmya seems like you don't have multiple phases to flip - just the one phase plus ground coming in on the unbalanced line
what are you hoping to achieve ?
Yes, if I'm reading you right.Drone wrote: ↑Tue Sep 04, 2018 7:26 amHow would I wire it? Would I effectively be lifting the ground?
I'm guessing feed the signal in one side of the primary, and ground the other, and then on the opposing side take the signal of the opposing end of the secondary and use the other end of the secondary as signal ground?
Is the source a microphone? Can it be moved to correct for phase coherence instead of reversing the polarity electronically? Maybe we're talking about a line level source?Drone wrote: ↑Tue Sep 04, 2018 7:40 amI try not to say phases, isn't that a bunch of peoples pet peeve when you confuse polarity and phase? But yeah, I'm looking for 180 degree phase shift, so that when the wave goes up, the signal goes down, kind of thing.I'm Painting Again wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 7:46 pmya seems like you don't have multiple phases to flip - just the one phase plus ground coming in on the unbalanced line
what are you hoping to achieve ?
The problem is, I have a signal split into multiple signal chains, and then mixed back together, but one particular chain seems to cause the low end to disappear when added in, so I wanted to try inverting the polarity to see if that improved things. I don't have a fancy phase adjustment tool, and I can't do it in the box.
phases is appropriate here - phases don't exist to flip on unbalanced lines - - you have two phases in relation to ground on a balanced lineDrone wrote: ↑Tue Sep 04, 2018 7:40 amI try not to say phases, isn't that a bunch of peoples pet peeve when you confuse polarity and phase? But yeah, I'm looking for 180 degree phase shift, so that when the wave goes up, the signal goes down, kind of thing.I'm Painting Again wrote: ↑Wed Aug 08, 2018 7:46 pmya seems like you don't have multiple phases to flip - just the one phase plus ground coming in on the unbalanced line
what are you hoping to achieve ?
The problem is, I have a signal split into multiple signal chains, and then mixed back together, but one particular chain seems to cause the low end to disappear when added in, so I wanted to try inverting the polarity to see if that improved things. I don't have a fancy phase adjustment tool, and I can't do it in the box.
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