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I'm not sure what's going on with the Goniometer, but it seems to be doing strange things with the output.
When I click on the MIX OUTPUT TO MONO button, it seems to increase the left level by 3dB, and the right level by 4.6dB, which shifts the stereo (mono) image to the right (by 1.6dB).
The 3dB shift is workable, but panning the Mono output towards the right channel seems wrong,
Is there something wrong with the mono mode on the Goniometer ?
I can confirm the increasing level (which is simply due to the fact that the internal pan-law of the Goniometer is 0dB). That's not too smart, admittedly - but given the fact that this feature is meant to be used temporarily for checking the mono-compatibility of a signal I could live with it. ;-)
I _can't_ confirm the image shift, though (when testing the latest AAX version a minute ago). What host and which build version were you using when this happened?
Kind regards,
I finally had the time to test the Goniometer's mono-button in Nuendo, and I can confirm that there's something wrong with the VST-version. The signal doesn't get mono at all, it just shifts towards the right side.
I will ask VSL's software engineers to fix this ASAP. Thanks for reporting, and sorry for the inconvenience.
Kind regards,
