How to make room and atmosphere using Surround Panner in Ableton Live 10

[@shrub9146]

incredibly helpful and clear! thank you!

[@futurythm_]

I think I found just what I was looking for. Great tutorial, good man! :)

[@futurythm_]

Can I ask you something? Your 'IR' section (below 'Type') in the CR Pro plugin displays all the stock presets that come with the plugin, unlike in mine where there's nothing but only one preset called 's'. Why so? And how can I get them to appear in my plugin?

[@SoundAroundTutorials]

Great! Thank you!

[@MadaniZakri]

Great tutorial, great result

[@LUCKYKATmeowsic]

Super useful mate. Thanks for your clear tutorial. Excited to experiment! :)

[@harlemjulian29]

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[@jessesteven3324]

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[@jessesteven3324]

@Harlem Julian glad I could help :)

[@IslandChords]

I love this concept, but how would we use this if I have group tracks as a buss for drums and group track for instrument... when tried it has a delay in time

[@FaresPartyVid]

Great tutorial ! Thanks !

[@SoundAroundTutorials]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@isagt8633]

Hi, thanks for this video and the one before! I somehow don't know what way to route my speakers to sound at the same time. It actually works with your video! I can hear the quadrophonic effect but not for my sample when I try to play it. Basically can you explain what goes before this video, even more simple explanation, from the routing the hardware? I have a usb interface with 4 outputs. Thanks!

[@nym053]

Very useful!

[@fromcodex]

hey man is there anyway to use the panner just by dropping it on a sample ? why do you have to go through this much just to use it :( it disrupts my work flow .

[@SoundAroundTutorials]

Hey! Sorry, but no, because SP just a routing device, anyway you can config and create presets once and use them any time, dropping on the track. If you won't these preparations - use something else, for example, AMBEO orbit.

[@xp4l]

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[@amirrezaeyan2507]

i have ableton live 10.0.5 version but this plugin ( surround panner ) is not in my directory !!!1 why ? why ? why? why? why? i neeeeeeeed this plugin why?why?why? isnt here!!!!!!!

[@SoundAroundTutorials]

Hey Amir! Don't Panic :) Just download Surround Panner Pack from the Packs inside Ableton Live or go to ableton.com and download it from the web site. It's free. www.ableton.com/en/packs/surround-panner/

[@TheLiveSquare]

​@UC2beCibRlywYoC6U17qIyuQ hi mate. for central object installations which are more about achieving equal sounds, the routing probably does enough of a decent job already. maybe the utility (mono) switching is key. but the front and back approach through the sends is not as necessary right? just need expert advice as im new to this :)

[@SoundAroundTutorials]

Hi! Definitely not necessary. You able to forward signal to any source. you could route stereo or mono signal, separately left and right channels using utility stereo menu.

[@TheLiveSquare]

@@SoundAroundTutorials fantastic! although I do see the value in having slightly different room configs using convolution reverbs to give more depth to space. do keep up the cool series - finally a channel that talks about the power of routing on Ableton Live.

[@CookedByAlwin]

Not having had time to watch your videos presenting the Surround Panner, my question now is if this device is useful for a better mixed song/beat. Or is this is more experimental?