> I've recently discovered that the reason the vocals are so > low in the mix for the electric set is that the channels were > recorded out of phase on the master. The 'out of phase' > condition replicates itself with each copy and can apparently > be corrected down the line. I've been told this is not a > difficult thing to do. Does someone know how and explain it > to me or can they give it a try?
'out of phase' means that the hot and ground are switched on one channel. in analog days, what you would have to do is: - play the tape on one deck, - connect the output of the playback deck to the input of a second deck, - on ONE channel, switch the hot and ground wires, - and record the result. in analog days, typically, you would be using two cables (one for the left channel and one for the right channel) with rca plugs at each end. each cable has two conductors (wires) - a hot and a ground. the hot would be connected to the center of the rca plug, at both ends of the cable. the ground would be connected to the outside of the rca plug, at both ends. to get this out of phase, you would have to switch connectors at one end of the cable (i.e. the hot/center at one end is connected to the outside at the other end, and the outside at one end is connected to the center at the other end). I-) ihor
