Stereo Imaging Tutorial: How to Make Your EDM Mixes Sound HUGE

[@MrMikomi]

Great video, thanks. I was somewhat aware of these concepts but it was really useful to see them all practically demonstrated in one video and now I have a much firmer understanding. The only thing I can think of that would've also been worth mentioning is the "correlation meter" reading that we see in for example Voxengo Span.

[@Lucassnydermusic]

Hey thanks for your comment and I’m glad it was helpful! That’s a good point, I’ll look into it and maybe make a video on it. I do use span in my course as a way to reference with a free plugin.

[@deansibinski6190]

when you describe that EQ move as "adding some Christmas" I felt a complete epiphany of how EQ can shift a song's whole vibe *chef's kiss*

[@Lucassnydermusic]

Lol. I meant to say “crispness” which I’m realizing now might not have been the correct word to use 😂

[@fradav68]

Great content, thanks. Do you prefer mode 2 of Ozone 9 for a reason? I use mode 1 (Haas effect), more potent but easy to overdo it vs mode 2 it seems

[@Lucassnydermusic]

I actually usually use the s1 imager but in this video used the ozone imager since it’s a free option. I honestly don’t use them that often except for on the piano.

[@billyolsson3340]

This is no secrets at all. Clickbait title.

[@Lucassnydermusic]

Good call.

[@MrMikomi]

@@Lucassnydermusic lol

[@ilyeshmusic]

Don't make it stereo huge and you'll get wider mixes.