3 Rules for Pan & Stereo Width (break them at your own risk)

[@samuelstone242]

Wow!! Fantastic! Your videos are just so well explained! I dont know why my own lecturers couldn’t explain it this simply!

[@PaullyGee]

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[@_iggygram3599]

Just wanted to say, keep up the good work. The production quality alone of your videos deserves many more views and some of your tips have really helped me lay down a Dream/Shoegaze track I had been stuck with for a while! Thanks, my dude. 😎

[@theindiemusiclab]

I’m so happy to hear the videos have been valuable for you! Thanks so much 🙏

[@PaullyGee]

Great insights here thank you very much!

[@titmusspaultpaul5]

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[@ArapBayraminOglu]

But what if it sounds good in stereo after all these adjustments and sounds bad in mono? A lot of music is played, listened to in mono as well. I have quiete often had this issue where I adjust it in mono and it sounds out of balance in stereo and vice versa.

[@bolozulabolozula2934]

Haas effect on some tracks is cool too.

[@simonodgaardeyermann7515]

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[@theindiemusiclab]

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[@andrewjones_fitness]

This may be a dumb question but I'm having trouble finding an answer so I'ma ask you. So say I have a guitar part and I recorded with some Stereo pedals on my pedalboard. In my DAW should the track be a stereo track and would I pan that? Or would I keep it centered? I guess I'm confused if it would lose its stereo-ness if I then panned that track to the left or right.