How much should I care about Correlation Meter going red? (in: Production Technique…)
By: kernaudioio
2 Apr 19:46
the broadband correlation number is a blunt instrument. it tells you the overall relationship between L and R, but it doesn’t tell you where in the spectrum the problem lives. reverbs and stereo delays almost always show negative correlation in the high frequencies, which is completely normal and usually not a problem in mono.
what matters more is whether the specific frequency ranges that carry your main content (roughly 200Hz to 2kHz for most material) are still intact when summed. a shimmer …
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