Ableton Live Tutorial - Split stereo pan

[@lukas_wb]

great tut. thanks!

[@jameslaurent6491]

Excellent tutorial! Exactly what I wanted to learn.

[@2clau]

Great explanation and examples, makes sense now. Thank you

[@killianmerdrignac2077]

Thanks a lot for! Quite an important feature to understand

[@sssyruppp]

freddy frogs is just like this mythical creature that shows up in random places when i'm looking up ableton tutorials and i'm fine with that

[@Haelu786]

this is good stuff. and i can see how independent control of either channel is useful, but i feel i would also want a single knob like in the other mode, that would shift the centre point

[@dezz__]

I'm trying to find a way to do this as well...It should be like what they did in logic (see 1 : 40): kzbin.info/www/bejne/haaQhquDpK2rrK8 Or at least like logic "direction mixer", see 1 : 10

[@rayygun]

thank you for doing this - Makes sense now.

[@peamarte]

Great Explain:) Thanks!

[@ti3mpo618]

I noticed you can also change the master to split stereo pan mode. Has anyone tried this before and does it help or destroy the mix?

[@daviburn]

I CANT UNHDERSTAND THE PART FROM 4.30 ON WARDS ABOUT THE PIANO . YOUR SAYING MOVING THE LEFT SIDE TO CENTRE WILL LOSE THE BASS KEYS OR LOWER KEYS OF THE PIANO AND SAME IF YOU MOVE THE RIGHT ONES TO THE CENTRE YOU WILL LOSE THE HIGH END KEYS? THAT MEANS USING THIS SPLIT STERO PAN IS LIKE USING AN LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE E.Q ? CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG

[@frolilapume]

Nice lesson, thanks a lot. And what about panning the sends? Is it possible to do that in Ableton? Like if I have a return channel with a reverb on it, and I send some drums tracks to this channel, each one with a different panning. How do we keep the reverberated signal in its original panning?

[@vihamra1991]

thank you

[@madam_im_adam]

This has been in Reaper for yeeeears... why would this have taken until live 10??

[@Onkarr]

Big up Freddy frogs