
Yes, W_ellis ! You're right ! Phase inverter in a mixer behaves like sync inverter module. When signal is above 0 (only positive, rarely goes under 0), it outputs the signal with its phase inverted uder 0 (only negative) and I'd like to obtain the signal with its phase inverted but remaining above 0... I konw it's weird but I have an idea and I'd like to see what it would result.
My goal is to have the exact opposit on right & left pan. Like on the 2 jpg first curves but with any curve, like random lfo.
--> Shark --> is there a way to extract dc offset from a signal and use this dc offset continuous signal ? I just find dc filter (and SC dc filter outputs only 0 value, here), nothing that could extract the dc offset. If I was able to extract the dc offset, I would be able to achieve what I want to do.
Ah...
Ok...
Can you show me how it would look like ?
180 degrees is what I'm looking for !
Thanks a lot for your help, guys ! I increase knowledge and this is my food.

My goal is to have the exact opposit on right & left pan. Like on the 2 jpg first curves but with any curve, like random lfo.
--> Shark --> is there a way to extract dc offset from a signal and use this dc offset continuous signal ? I just find dc filter (and SC dc filter outputs only 0 value, here), nothing that could extract the dc offset. If I was able to extract the dc offset, I would be able to achieve what I want to do.
sharc wrote:For a basic waveform like a triangle you can shift the phase 180 degrees using a comparator with a 1 sample delay on it's threshold input. This then acts as a peak detector which you can use to invert the original ie - sawtooth from triangle.
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Thanks a lot for your help, guys ! I increase knowledge and this is my food.