Grandmother & Mavis | Stereo Processing

[@LisaBellaDonnaMusic]

This is great one, MAX!!! Love it!!

[@synthsploration9523]

Just got Mavis today. GM gonna have a playmate. Amazing sound.

[@ChumpyDumps]

I gotta show this video to my mother. Wanna see at which part her brain starts to melt lol

[@Tanzi24]

That's how you convince people who own a Grandmother to buy the Mavis! (Reaches for wallet)

[@jexmartinez9343]

Awesome 😮

[@GabeChurray]

Hell yeah.

[@mixmcinfrarave]

❤❤❤

[@justingoers]

Big thicc boi stereo audio baby

[@luckyxpunk]

I see my future in this video

[@rareform6747]

Big Fat 🏁Tones

[@GlennArango]

I don't understand how you are achieving stereo from a mono line out. what am I missing?

[@MoogSynthesizers]

Both the Mavis and Grandmother outputs are used, and then hard-panned in a mixer to achieve a stereo image.

[@GlennArango]

​@@MoogSynthesizers AH!!! OK.... thanks for clarifying that. So for me to learn/reproduce Max's lesson, assuming it's no different using a M32, I need to make sure one's channel is panned L in the mixer and the other's channel panned R?

[@MoogSynthesizers]

Correct. Obviously there are functional differences between Grandmother and Mother-32 that would prevent you from creating an identical patch, but there are still plenty of stereo techniques to explore that are unique to Mavis and Mother-32 as a pair. The fact that Mother-32 offers two points of voltage-controlled mixing means you can achieve some unique tonal morphing in stereo that you can't accomplish with a Grandmother :)

[@GlennArango]

@@MoogSynthesizers right on! what i meant was using my grandmother with my m32 since i don't have a mavis 🤪

[@MoogSynthesizers]

Ah well the same sentiment still applies, because Mother-32 is a bit different from Mavis in terms of patching utilities.

[@Officialmotive805]

Haha, he said doody

[@MarkenoMartin]

Spectrobox😂