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> You know those mono-to-stereo mixing tricks that you’re not “supposed” to do because of mono compatibility, but you end up doing all the time anyway? You know
by muxator 6y ago
> You know those mono-to-stereo mixing tricks that you’re not “supposed” to do because of mono compatibility, but you end up doing all the time anyway? You know, like the one where you double the track, pan the two versions out and delay one side?
Is there a name for this effect? I'd like to hear an example!
- stan_rogers 6y agoI can't help you with a name, but it's one of the tricks that YouTube guitarist/instructor Paul Davids details in this video [0] - doubling down on it. (Basically he double-mics his guitar, sending each of the mics hard to one side, then again delayed and attenuated hard to the other side as well. What you get from that is a pretty good simulation of opposite-wall reflection from a larger space.) [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ww-cH29IGeM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ww-cH29IGeM
- muxator 6y agoThat video was really clear, thanks!