Product Detail
Stay ahead in correlation across the spectrum with the MAAT 2BC multiCORR. This multiband correlation meter offers essential metering and monitoring functions. A regular stereo correlation meter can't pinpoint specific trouble spots, but 2BC multiCORR can. For example, if your kick and bass are mono and seem okay on a regular meter, your strings, hi-hat, or vocals might be cancelling out. This product combines the great functions of our free 2BusControl monitor controller plug-in with a well-designed third octave multiband correlation meter. It warns you against overusing stereo spread or when your stereo mics have too much out-of-phase content at low frequencies, preventing cancellation when the mix is summed to mono. Correlation measures the relationship between left and right channels - perfect similarity means mono. Stereo noise is decorrelated, while stereo music should have a bit of 'stereoness' and convincing reverb should have lower inter-channel correlation. Content in opposite phases in different channels sums to zero in mono and makes audio disappear. 2BC multiCORR has a clean and simple UI hiding powerful features. It brings essential functionality and innovative design to an ordinary product category. With five monitoring modes, an easy-to-use interface, and highly tuned correlation metering over 31 bands plus stereo balance and correlation, you must try it. Features include 31 bands of correlation with well-chosen center frequencies, an exclusive trueLinear scale for high precision, stereo balance and correlation, five essential monitor controls (Left-Only, Right-Only, Mono (L+R), Diff (L-R) and Flip), and a collapsable UI for seeing only what you need.
Using the MAAT 2BC multiCORR is easy. First, set up your audio source and connect it to the meter. Select one of the five monitoring modes based on your needs, like Left-Only to focus on the left channel or Mono to see how the mix sounds when summed. The 31 bands of correlation give you detailed information about different frequencies, so check them regularly to avoid overdoing stereo spread. The collapsable UI is handy - collapse it to show only the data you're interested in. When it comes to maintenance, keep the software up-to-date to ensure the best performance. Also, store your project settings safely in case you need to refer back to them. And always remember, if your mix sounds off when summed to mono, use the correlation data from the meter to identify and fix the problem.
