#THIMEO STEREO TOOL REVERSE STEREO DRIVER#
#THIMEO STEREO TOOL REVERSE STEREO FULL#

Go to Controls Panel -> Sound -> The sound card that you want to use -> Advanced -> Standard setting.

#THIMEO STEREO TOOL REVERSE STEREO DRIVER#

Important: If you are not using ASIO and you are using Windows Vista, 7 or 8, you need to make sure that the sound card driver is configured to use the same sample rate that you are setting in Stereo Tool, otherwise Windows will resample it, which causes artifacts any may cause the FM output to not work at all. If you don't use ASIO for the output, the output sound card will automatically be opened with a high enough sample rate to send out the stereo and RDS signals. If you want to use FM output with stereo and RDS encoding, and you are using ASIO, then the sample rate must be set to at least 128 kHz - 176.4 or 192 are preferred. If you use 32 kHz or a multiple thereof, the CPU load is a lot smaller - but you should only use it if you don't need any audio above approx.

The latency is a bit smaller because a block of the same number of samples is a bit smaller. At 48 kHz there is a bit more data that needs to be processed, which increases the CPU load slightly. The sample rate has a small effect on the latency and CPU load. 88.2 and 176.4 kHz are downsampled to 44.1 kHz, 96 and 192 kHz are downsampled to 48 kHz. If you use samle rates above 48 kHz, the audio will be downsampled before processing and upsamled again afterwards. The only exception is when you are not using ASIO, the samle rate is lower than 128 kHz and FM output is used. Normally, the output sample rate will be identical to the input sample rate.

Sample rate The sample rate to use for input.

Selects the sample rate used for input and output. Normally, in case of trouble this is done automatically, so you should never need this.

Trouble (buffer underruns, sound cards that refuse to connect).

Restart Restarts the whole sound card section.

If you choose input, events are shown as fast as possible, to match the incoming levels even if the output is sent out with a delay.

Synchronize with Select what to synchronize the display to.

See Synchronize to output for a (partial) solution.

If you use multiple sound cards which don't share the same clock, the output buffer will at some point get underruns (causing drops in audio) or overruns (causing some pieces of audio to get lost).

If you don't use ASIO, Windows gives you an extra 100-300 ms of latency, which is far too much if you are listening to yourself for example on a headphone.

If you want low latency audio, use ASIO for both input and output.

Enabling the Automation control button exposes the Morphing Slider to the host automation.Configuration of input and output sound cards, and synchronization.Р”В«esides choosing sound cards, this section also lets you configure FM transmitter synchronization, which can be used to synchronize the sound at multiple FM transmitter sites, using a normal Shoutcast or other stream as input.

The Morphing Slider provides morphing between the parameter settings of slot A/B allowing for really creative and useful real-time tweaking.

Parameter Morphing Slider with Automation.

Apart from saving each preset, a РІР‚СљGlobal PresetРІР‚Сњ containing both the A and B settings, and the position of the РІР‚СљMorphing SliderРІР‚Сњ, can be saved.

#THIMEO STEREO TOOL REVERSE STEREO FULL#

To enhance the workflow the two Preset/Parameter slots, A and B, can be loaded with two full set of parameters at the same time.Phase correlation meter permanently monitor the signal.PPM meters for both input and output gain.Global Stereo Width and Pan settings providing precise management of the stereo signal.Vector Scope Display providing accurate visual feedback reflecting the signal stereo image content graphically.Individual panning control for left and right channels.Phase inversion of the incoming signal on left and right channels.Input Gain controls for adjusting the level for left and right channels before processing.

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