Hey Phil I’m literally watching your videos trying to study the DGX 670 I wanted to know how determine when the pan left and went to pan right, what you thinking, or logic behind it. I’ve seen you do this several times in your videos and was just curious. All your videos are so helpful in discovering what are DGX can do thank you for all your time and effort.
Hey Kenny! Panning essentially positions sounds within your headphones' stereo field. Imagine a live band: drums left, bass right, vocals center. Panning recreates that spatial separation, adding depth and mimicking the experience of being in the music, instruments seemingly placed around you. It's a key tool for crafting a more immersive listening experience.
@@phillc (added note check page 69 in the reference manual) I watch one of your videos and saw you connected your guitar, so I tried the same thing, man there is a wealth of effects and options. You do have to hit the mic settings button, you should get a menu, in that menu bottom right corner is DSP choose that then you get 4 different settings to choose from if you start from the left option you would want to scroll all the way down to mic this will allow you to add top level effects that make the guitar sound like you are using an amplifier with effects. Would love to see what you can do with it. Thanks for always staying connected.
1:05:57 I’m loving the style you just created. I can’t wait til you have this down to a science.
Looks so simple and that means you have a lot of experience and talent ! thank you Phill C
22:45 Phil you just re-create what happened to me. You changed the root chord after it was set already.
Exactly!
Hey Phil I’m literally watching your videos trying to study the DGX 670 I wanted to know how determine when the pan left and went to pan right, what you thinking, or logic behind it. I’ve seen you do this several times in your videos and was just curious. All your videos are so helpful in discovering what are DGX can do thank you for all your time and effort.
Hey Kenny! Panning essentially positions sounds within your headphones' stereo field. Imagine a live band: drums left, bass right, vocals center. Panning recreates that spatial separation, adding depth and mimicking the experience of being in the music, instruments seemingly placed around you. It's a key tool for crafting a more immersive listening experience.
@@phillc thank you so much for the insight I will be home in another week and I plan to add that to my next session.
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@@phillc (added note check page 69 in the reference manual) I watch one of your videos and saw you connected your guitar, so I tried the same thing, man there is a wealth of effects and options. You do have to hit the mic settings button, you should get a menu, in that menu bottom right corner is DSP choose that then you get 4 different settings to choose from if you start from the left option you would want to scroll all the way down to mic this will allow you to add top level effects that make the guitar sound like you are using an amplifier with effects. Would love to see what you can do with it. Thanks for always staying connected.