Or enable the channel’s Input Controls, and flip the polarity with those (as shown in fig. To invert the polarity, you can insert a Mixtool and click on the Invert Left and Invert Right buttons. Duplicate (complete) the track, and invert the copy’s polarity (phase).Load a track with a stereo mix of a song you like.

Note that the audio examples are not mixed songs, but only the effect added by the CTC-1 to mixes, and amplified so you can hear the effect clearly.Īlso, it doesn’t look like PreSonus is letting up on Mix FX development any time soon (PortaCassettes and Alps, anyone?), so this tip should be handy in the future as well. So while this tip can’t tell you what the CTC-1 will sound like under various conditions, you’ll get a sense of the character associated with each of the CTC-1’s mixer emulations. So, let’s find out what the CTC-1 actually contributes to the sound.īear in mind that Mix FX work across multiple buses, and the overall effect depends on the audio being sent through them, as well as the control settings. If you play with the various controls while listening to a mix, you can tell that something is different, but you may not know exactly what. Good question, because the effect is subtle.

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