I have a session that was recorded with MS mic configuration. Is there a way to configure the MS channels in Cubase? Logic has a plugin for that. Do I have to reach out for a third party plugin?
Thanks
You can do it by simply using the standard three channel MS - decoding matrix - no need for a plugin…
The UFX can do it also for input and Playback channels…
Thanks,
Unfortunately, I did not record the session. The session was recorded normally and I was given a Logic file with the MS plugin engaged. So the channels were recorded as normal.
Means what? Obviously an MS recording consists of a “mid” and a “side” signal track, which you can decode the usual way, doesn´t matter who recorded it, as long as he knows what he´s doing.
Voxengo has a free MS Plugin, if it is for your PC Rig…
Of course I could just duplicate and phase reverse the side mic but I was wondering if there is something similar to Logic’s plugin. Even if it’s a third party one. This project is going to go to multiple people and many of them may not be using Cubase. That’s why things are a bit complicated.
One more reason IMHO to create a matrix: note MID / SIDE levels and send with the project. settings can be restored by everyone, eithout having to deal with different decoder plugin settings…
Anyway here´s the Voxengo Plugin - it´s for Mac (AU) also…
Thanks for the link, as you said, I will probably stick with the matrix after all. I will try the plugin though 
Hmm… so I started working on the project.
The problem is that the ms pair is recorded as a stereo file.
So is there any way I can process it without separating it into two mono channels?
Checking the voxengo plugin now.
Separate it into two files, it takes 2 mins to do!!!
I know, but people who will work on it later will want it as one file so that they can use the Logic plugin…
I hate when things aren’t done the correct way…
What was wrong with the Voxengo Plugin?
Can it not decode from a stereo file?
Sure does, however I would prefer to work as you said, as separate mono files… 
Then, split (pun intended) the file and work with separate mono files.
After you’ve done your work, export it back to one file. Problem solved.
Use sends…