5 Tips for Effective Panning // Pan Laws, Directional Mixing in Logic, Mono/Stereo Compatibility
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2018
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Is there a wrong way to pan? How wide should you pan? and what the heck is a pan law?
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Wow I cannot believe I’ve been producing for fifteen years and never realized how panning works
Who knew there was so much to panning?? Wow - mind blowing!
wow. great video and song man, just added on spotify. subbed!
You stopped by my channel recommending me your channel and I have to say that I love your content. Thanks again for passing by my channel and recommending yours. Cheers.
Thanks for the kind words, Jesús :) Excellent guitar playing by the way!
mate this is immensely helpful, thanks a lot! 💛
'Mixing with your Mind' is a fantastic book. I refer back to it often.
Great fix for my problem!
great vid man thanks!
Many thanks and a great track to listen to throughout the presentation. Lovely slide work. Yep, hard panning does put you in no man's land and I was thinking about this yesterday considering only a 50% maximum pan position. I can go L or R 100 in my DAW. Interesting that Logic is set to L/R 90 max. Using Klanghelm's VU meter on the master buss. I will check out the OdB/-7dB method you suggest. Will also check the pan law adjustment in my DAW if it has that feature. Subscribed! Looking fwd to seeing more of your content. Thumbs up!
thank you, man
Bro you can just leftclick on the knob and select stereo pan :)
I feel like this is incredibly obvious, I don’t know how he didn’t notice, or at lest bring this up
Maybe he just does not like it?
wasnt a feature back then
I see you and you're awesome, I use this feature all the time now . much love
@@LearnAudioEngineering The teachers are still pupils, just more knowledgeable. :)
Very awesome video. Panning is an art that is being lost in modern music, but the tracks you have playing sound masterful at the technique!
Agreed. And i thought i was crazy when i came to the conclusion that panning is atleast 25% of a good mix.
Awesome!
Thank you
So methodic and well explained. You should have a lot more subscribers! Keep it up :D
Thanks Jorge!!
Thanks for the info man. What's the name of the song at 7:15?
Great. Thanks.
You're welcome!
what does it mean if your panning control button is just panning on its own back n forth in only one spot of the project? I can't seem to fix it.
Awesome tutorial Brother!!! If I pan a word left and it still sounds in the Center what have I done wrong Sir??? I can’t seem to get a good panning since it all come bk in the Center. I’m using Studio One 6.5 Professional and I’m not sure how to set it up so I get a great pan as you showed above Sir????
Nice dear
Great info! Thanks!
Glad to help dude!
Are most synth plugins when using midi, actually mono because the same information is processed through both L and R speaks? Would you recommend not using MIDI and then Freezing synths and later on tweaking them. I remember I froze a synth and the Waveforms looked the same on both L and R so I figured it technically isn’t stereo then.
Depends on the synth. A lot of synth vsts produce very wide stereo output. If it’s mono, it’ll sound dead center, even if there’s a left and right waveform.
Good video brother. Joe from Staten Island
Stay Warm Joe! hi from Canada
Hello. Im having a little trouble with my guitar recording. It sounds fine without logic. It sounds fine when I’m panning center. But when I pan to either sides in logic the signal starts to completely overdrive and sounds broken/clipping. Do you know what I’m doing wrong?
If I'm understanding correctly, your version of Logic may be using a compensated pan law. From the website:
-3 dB Compensated: A full scale signal (0 dBfs) has a level of 0 dB when panned to the center position (or +3 dB when panned to the extreme left or right positions).
support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/logicpro/lgcp4f230784/mac
I believe this describes your experience where the panned signal becomes louder than it was in the center. It is my understanding that this is logic compensating for the audio playing from only one speaker (hard panned) instead of both (center).
If this is causing issues you could switch your pan law to -3dB
File > Project Setting > Audio (pan law)
This way the full scale signal plays back when hard panned, while signals in the center are attenuated by 3dB to correct for the volume increase of being played thru both speakers.
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I just tested in fl studio. same rule doesn't apply
Where can i get the song you r mixing??
Here's a link to our album, the song is the title track 'Ain't Gettin' Any Better' oldjacktap.bandcamp.com/album/aint-gettin-any-better
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your comment.
How to check mono mix without using S1 imager ?
In logic, add the gain plug in and switch to mono. You can achieve the same thing in Ableton using the utility plug in, so other draws probably have their own version of this
What a chad
Please Help Me With This:
This may seem like a strange question but I have someone that wants me to recreate some old software for him and he claims that they panned these square waves from the left earphone to the right using phase shifting....is that possible? If so how does that work? I used a regular audio component to pan the sound from one ear to the other but according to him it doesn't give the same result...to me it sounds exactly the same....
I guess there was a new update, that direction mixer also has a stereo spread on it so you can kill 2 birds with one stone
Obviously filmed during the international hair conditioner shortage.
LOL
This is a simple concept explained extremely confusing
Welcome to the world of audio
God Forgive my Bad mixes.. Hahaahaah