Player1
I hope you're feeling better already. I have to admit, I'm not a big fan of Faber, but this piece sounds nice. Thanks for sharing!

rach3master You might put up 2 clips, 30 seconds or so, side by side: one with, one without the widening plug-in and get reactions.

    Seeker

    I learned a short passage today to experiment with a more concerto-friendly audio mix, so this was something interesting to try as well. Here's the reference clip without Ozone Imager.

    https://jmp.sh/dhj2aypm

    Here's the same clip with Imager width set at 50%.

    https://jmp.sh/dbRq2TAv

    The effect is more pronounced in the middle of the passage, and yes, the whole clip does become slightly louder. Personally, I'm a bit undecided as to which I prefer.

      rach3master Listening with my AGK-K240 headphones, I like the one with Ozone Imager better. Without it, at least with my equipment and ears, I find a sort of hollow in the mid-range of the piano with the volume being less and the vibancy of the sound diminished compared to what I hear coming from further left and right. It's not quite a "hole", but it sounds further away, or something. There's not quite a gap in the sound stage, but the middle sounds different.

      The Imager, as you've used it, fills in that hole yet keeps the sound field expanded fully right and left.I listened carefully, and it's not smearing the sound or making it less clear - just kind of blending it better from the center out to the sides. I don't remember now if there are "wet" and "dry" settings or their equivalents, but you could mess with those too. I find this blended sound to be more what I would hear were I playing the instrument, actually more natural.

      Anyhow, I think it sounds better WITH.

      Your playing is gorgeous, and the instrument sounds really beautiful too.

      Bravo.

      MarieJ
      With your delicate touch, this kind of music suits you perfectly. I enjoyed both your playing and your art!

      hebele
      It was an interesting decision to play everything detached, but somehow it worked. Kudos on tackling the ornaments!

      Pathbreaker
      One needs a lot of control to play all those chords pp and dolce. I loved the middle part. Beautiful performance!

      Calavera
      I've always enjoyed listening to your submissions, and this one is no exception. The energetic beginning caught me off guard, I probably should have read the description first. Thanks for sharing!

      WieWaldi
      Very nice, so laid back, very steady tempo. Hats off to you for learning the piece in such a short time.

      8 days later

      Rob another very lovely composition! I really enjoyed it.

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