As almost always I'm absolutely blown away by your in depth knowledge of Logic Pro X! Your vids are so helpful! Thanks a lot for that! I'm a convinced subscriber of your channel.
I always always record two separate tracks. Even if it’s a stereo source like over heads. If I need to balance them it’s easier to understand after the fact. As well as letting me decide how wide things are and when I have 8 tracks recording, it bothers me to only have 7 record buttons flashing. What are the downsides to doing this? I’ll just route the sources to a common stereo bus for processing anyway. 🤷♂️
Chris you always bring such clarity - good stuff by the way in the first section that drum kit is DOPE for pop, indie feel - Can you advise what kit it is or is it LIVE?
"Mid means the center activity and side means the far side". Yes, but so much more: There is mono: ONE soundwave form, dual mono: TWO soundwave forms, and stereo: FOUR soundwave forms. Only stereo contains the mid and side waveforms.
Hey man I been doing this a long time but newer to logic but I am having an issue going on in my project regarding the stereo field that I cannot correct. On any track or sum track if I add a compressor or limiter and pull the threshold down it pushes the track to the one side. I have never experienced this and wondering if this is something that you have any ideas about why this is happening.
maybe you are using those compressors or limiters in dual mono mode and just on L or R? then any processing you do only would affect one side of the stereo signal and make it seems like it gets moved to one side.
I had this issue using Townsend sphere Mike. It records in stereo with a great sound but left is way stronger than right. I used your video to help me ‘correct’ it but in other cases I put the mono track through a stereo bus and that seemed to work. Be great if you could do a video on Townsend.
ok i want a mono kick with a mono delay. I have a mono channel with my kick audio and send to a mono bus with a dual mono delay but the output is stereo because I only hear the delay on the left. how to make left and right the same? I added a Utility > Gain effect set to Convert Stereo to Mono after the delay but still, same issue. it's not really mono
StaceyFoxx I guess the only thing that differentiates dual mono from stereo is that with dual mono you can change the processing of one side while still playing the same signal if that makes sense. The use of dual mono in a guitar plugin is a very good example in my opinion. It’s the same signal being played out the L and R side but you can change the amp settings on either side; as opposed to stereo where you will have the same signal whilst still having the same processing (settings,volume, levels, etc.) on both sides Now if you were to record 2 separate guitar tracks in mono and pan them L and R you’d get a very wide sound. Yes, essentially this is “stereo” but the slight difference in playing of the separate tracks will create a bigger sound. In regards to guitar tracking, this is not to be confused with stereo nor dual mono at all.
So when one is working with mid/side processing, does it only work with one or the other, or can you work with both on an individual plugin? This is something I've been confused about. For instance, lets say if I have something like Scheps Omni channel on a track, can I click mid and eq and compress the mid only, but then click side and maybe eq differently to provide more width? Basically can one only adjust either the mid or the side or can one do both in a single plugin? Thank you for you videos.
Love this channel but have you ever gotten MIDI Timeouts when using VI's? I am struggling with it and my computer is pretty powerful any ideas? Thanks!
Hey sourcefor, I have not! According to this thread though, it might have something to do with outdated drivers for your devices: discussions.apple.com/thread/6518141 Hope that helps!
Does having instruments such as guitar in dual mono drastically affect the hearing of your mix in mono? Or does it not matter wether it’s mono or dual mono?
Use your ears pad one. You want to know if it will drastically effect*** the hearing of your mix. Well... you have to hear it. If you really want to know something. Start with the phrase golden ears and how you can achieve golden ear status. Gotta love the basics.
Hey dude. I think you've convinced me to go for Logic, but could you do a video for beginners please? Tips and tricks kinda thing would be appreciated. :D
You explained this better than just about everyone else on UA-cam. Well done
As almost always I'm absolutely blown away by your in depth knowledge of Logic Pro X! Your vids are so helpful! Thanks a lot for that! I'm a convinced subscriber of your channel.
Thank you! Specially for the mid side gain plugin.
One of my top three sources for anything Logic! THANKS!
Thanks so much!
I never understood what dual mono meant but I now have a clear understanding. Thanks for posting. Love your videos
Happy to! Thanks Tony :)
So should I put my Mono on Main or sub and Main?
Why Logic Pro Rules is mono or stereo?
I look forward to your vids every week bro! thnx for this! really appreciated.
Thanks so much abletune! I appreciate you letting me know :)
You are god tier with this Info💯
Great video. Thanks for the tip on manipulating the sides regarding phasing issues.
Thanks Mark!
I don't much work with recording acoustic instruments yet, but this was still helpful. I will definitely keep this in mind!
I always always record two separate tracks. Even if it’s a stereo source like over heads. If I need to balance them it’s easier to understand after the fact. As well as letting me decide how wide things are and when I have 8 tracks recording, it bothers me to only have 7 record buttons flashing.
What are the downsides to doing this? I’ll just route the sources to a common stereo bus for processing anyway. 🤷♂️
This is SO HELPFUL
So glad!
Thanks a lot for the vid!
Chris you always bring such clarity - good stuff by the way in the first section that drum kit is DOPE for pop, indie feel - Can you advise what kit it is or is it LIVE?
Great video, thanks
Thank you for this! Little things we see all the time but don't think we can use...
"Mid means the center activity and side means the far side". Yes, but so much more: There is mono: ONE soundwave form, dual mono: TWO soundwave forms, and stereo: FOUR soundwave forms. Only stereo contains the mid and side waveforms.
Your recordings sound pretty awesome! I subscribe!
Thanks for explaining this tool. It will come in handy :)
Hey man I been doing this a long time but newer to logic but I am having an issue going on in my project regarding the stereo field that I cannot correct. On any track or sum track if I add a compressor or limiter and pull the threshold down it pushes the track to the one side. I have never experienced this and wondering if this is something that you have any ideas about why this is happening.
maybe you are using those compressors or limiters in dual mono mode and just on L or R? then any processing you do only would affect one side of the stereo signal and make it seems like it gets moved to one side.
Hi Chris.
What is your opinion on whether to use Stereo or Dual Mono when using plugins on the stereo output strip (for mastering)?
I had this issue using Townsend sphere Mike. It records in stereo with a great sound but left is way stronger than right. I used your video to help me ‘correct’ it but in other cases I put the mono track through a stereo bus and that seemed to work. Be great if you could do a video on Townsend.
ok i want a mono kick with a mono delay. I have a mono channel with my kick audio and send to a mono bus with a dual mono delay but the output is stereo because I only hear the delay on the left. how to make left and right the same? I added a Utility > Gain effect set to Convert Stereo to Mono after the delay but still, same issue. it's not really mono
Dude,you just helped me so much with shit. Thanks a million homie!
Solved a mystery for me. Thank you.
If you have 2 separate mono tracks panned left and right, is that dual mono or stereo, or neither?
I’ve been asking myself this question too for the longest lol
StaceyFoxx same
StaceyFoxx I guess the only thing that differentiates dual mono from stereo is that with dual mono you can change the processing of one side while still playing the same signal if that makes sense.
The use of dual mono in a guitar plugin is a very good example in my opinion. It’s the same signal being played out the L and R side but you can change the amp settings on either side; as opposed to stereo where you will have the same signal whilst still having the same processing (settings,volume, levels, etc.) on both sides
Now if you were to record 2 separate guitar tracks in mono and pan them L and R you’d get a very wide sound. Yes, essentially this is “stereo” but the slight difference in playing of the separate tracks will create a bigger sound. In regards to guitar tracking, this is not to be confused with stereo nor dual mono at all.
Great job! Thanks again
So when one is working with mid/side processing, does it only work with one or the other, or can you work with both on an individual plugin? This is something I've been confused about. For instance, lets say if I have something like Scheps Omni channel on a track, can I click mid and eq and compress the mid only, but then click side and maybe eq differently to provide more width? Basically can one only adjust either the mid or the side or can one do both in a single plugin?
Thank you for you videos.
I'd love to know this too!
@@muddyruckus you work on both mid and side.
Ho, thanks a lot. Have you ever posted a video about correlation ?
amazing stuff, thank you
Love this channel but have you ever gotten MIDI Timeouts when using VI's? I am struggling with it and my computer is pretty powerful any ideas? Thanks!
Hey sourcefor, I have not! According to this thread though, it might have something to do with outdated drivers for your devices: discussions.apple.com/thread/6518141 Hope that helps!
Does having instruments such as guitar in dual mono drastically affect the hearing of your mix in mono? Or does it not matter wether it’s mono or dual mono?
Use your ears pad one. You want to know if it will drastically effect*** the hearing of your mix. Well... you have to hear it. If you really want to know something. Start with the phrase golden ears and how you can achieve golden ear status. Gotta love the basics.
I literally saw this in logic and said what the heck is dual mono ..good to know I'm not alone
Light bulb came on . Thanks Chris
Hey dude. I think you've convinced me to go for Logic, but could you do a video for beginners please? Tips and tricks kinda thing would be appreciated. :D
Hell yes! Send me an email and let's talk about what would actually be helpful: whylogicprorules.com/contact/
thanks a lot ~~bro
u r awesome
Love the video! But do you need to use such foul language like "heck"? -Concerned Citizen
Great video thanks!