User Manual

Mastering Modules
OZONE 7 | MASTERING MODULES
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In general, most recordings have phase correlations in the 0 to +1 region. A brief readout towards
the bottom half of the meter is not necessarily a problem but could represent a possible mono
compatibility issue.
Note: As you apply greater multiband stereo widening to your audio, the phase correlation will tend
to draw more towards the bottom half of the meter, as the left and right channels will become “wider”
and less similar.
Stereo Width Controls
Band Width
These sliders set the amount of stereo widening for
each band; there is one slider for each of the four
bands. Higher amounts provide more widening: -100
(mono) to 100 (full widening).
Enable Stereoizer
Toggle this option on to use stereo synthesis to
add natural-sounding stereo width to mono or
narrowsounding recordings.
Stereoizer Amount
By adjusting the amount control in conjunction with
the width sliders, you can control the character of the
stereo eect. The Stereoize eect is completely mono
compatible; even if you add width to audio, it can still
be played back in mono without producing unpleasant
artifacts.
Visuals
The display at the top of the Imager module oers three separate displays:
• Crossover View
• Stereo Width Spectrum
• Correlation Trace
To view a given display type, click on its icon on the left side of the display.
Crossover View
This view displays the multiband information and crossover points for the module. For more
information, see the Using Multiband Modules section