Stereo Pan vs Balance Pan... What's the Difference? (Logic Pro, Ableton, Cubase and Pro Tools)
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2024
- You may not know this or have seen the option before, but you can often right click on your pan knob and change its function in your DAW. What is the difference between these options? Well, tune in to find out.
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00:00 Intro
00:55 What is Balance vs Stereo Pan (In Logic Pro First)
06:12 Now in Ableton
07:30 Now in Cubase
08:27 Now in Pro Tools
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This was a lightbulb moment for me , nice one
Cubase is much more detailed and logical. Thanks for sharing
Super informative. Thanks for the demonstrations - really helped clear this up!
Thank u so much 👍🏻
6:31 Ableton's implementation is very powerful. I use it often to great effect. Them you for the video and description.
Teached really Well! Thank you
Great!
I wonder if this matters with mono recordings, aka rhythm guitar tracks which get planned hard left and hard right. It seems like the information is identical in the left and right channels, so it doesn't matter which planning method you use. Just a bit of additional amplitude? What do you think?
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Is there way to set it as default for stereo tracks in logic ? Thanks
What about the phase issues that come from stereo panning?
Reason has a slightly different approach with, like most DAWs, the Balance panning behavior. You then have a width control which lets you pull the signal to mono. This means that you can swing the balance 50% left and narrow the stereo to 50% and you have everything. It also means that you can leave the Balance at center and narrow the stereo of one sound so that it doesn't trample all over other sounds. Effective.
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Shouldnt be the Balance a default in logic pro?
Sur Cubase on peut mettre l'option stereo combined par default depuis longtemps !
Cool! I'm just getting more into Cubase, I'm looking forward to discovering more about it.