I just added panning for the first time after watching this video to one of my songs. This was the single most noticeable and easy upgrade to my sound I have come across after two years of recording music. I cant believe I was not using this already. It was night and day and this video in particular opened my eyes to the possibility. I have watched a few other videos about panning but it never made sense until this. Thank you very much!
You didn't mention the "Stereo Combined Panner" which allows you to narrow a stereo sound and then shift it off center. Great for those lush strings for example, bias the violins to the left, violas slightly more towards the center for example maintain their stereo sound. Sometimes stereo recorded instruments are too wide (often congas or bongos) Stereo Combined Panner can narrow that stereo sound and place it nicely. In the mixer view, right click on the panner and choose Stereo Combined Panner, then you can adjust the width by dragging up and down and the placement by dragging left or right. Well worth a look at.
It's like a one year lecture on panning broken down and then delivered effectively in 15 minutes and I also learnt new things. Thank you very much sir.
Man! Just the 4 videos I've watched so far have made making the music a lot more fun! Along with the automation and quantize videos, i've learned a ton in under an hour
Thanks so much for this video! I'm making the first song I intend to publish and the mixing aspect of it has been quite challenging to understand. I couldn't imagine panning was so important, but it makes all the difference. I kept wondering why I was having trouble making some instruments stand out, and panning solved this issue. Thank you again!
Thank you very much! Great and clear video. I just would like to add about "talking instruments", when they take turns (e.g. violin plays, then flute plays, then violin plays, then flute plays...) - in that case if you put one on the left and another to the right, you'll get two instruments, which "talk" to each other.
Very nice. From history of panning to basic do's and don'ts. Maybe zooming in on part of the screen where your mouse is, or use one of those highlighted mouse pointers, for easier seeing where the action is, wouldn't be bad.
I am making music with minecraft sounds using Noteblock Studio and even there, I can use panning. The difference is astounding after I first tried to pan some instruments. Thanks for teaching me this valuable skill !!!!!
I agree with everything here although I do usually take two tracks for the main vox, either recorded stereo or separate mono's as I feel it gives a little more oomph. From here I pan them just off center left/right (being careful of phasing) ... just saying is all ...seems to work fine in a finished mix. Love the new format ..thanks
Very great video. I am starting with Reaper. Is Cubase easier? No matter I'm a pretty quick study. But it would be great to know your thoughts on that. Much thanks for the video! David
I'm just passing through, but only to NOT share those who don't share words and work of capable friends, like the 5 cretins who don't approve of what they don't even know they don't approve! Thanks brother, and thanks Steinberg. Ps: ehm.... sorry for my english
Good morning, thank you for your videos, they are fantastic. I have cubase AI 10, when I import my score from Dorico Pro, it sounds awful, how can I select an enter the instruments I am using. I am using the library of East West Sound. Do you have a video step by step. I am new at this. Thank you for your help.
Hi there, I recorded thru a digital desk in to cubase10.5 pro and all the channels don't have the panorama option, even if a create another channel and copy the signal recorded the pan option appear but when I pan right or left the signal still in the centre. Can someone help me? Thanks
What about mixing for a phone? Some of my mixes sound good on nice speakers, but on my phone they sound really bad. I don’t hear this when I listen to professional music, like a rock band sounds good on speakers and on my phone. I think cause I’m dealing with analog instruments it’s a little more difficult
I just added panning for the first time after watching this video to one of my songs. This was the single most noticeable and easy upgrade to my sound I have come across after two years of recording music. I cant believe I was not using this already. It was night and day and this video in particular opened my eyes to the possibility. I have watched a few other videos about panning but it never made sense until this. Thank you very much!
This was very helpful for me, as I'm sure it was for many others. The differences in your examples were astounding
You didn't mention the "Stereo Combined Panner" which allows you to narrow a stereo sound and then shift it off center. Great for those lush strings for example, bias the violins to the left, violas slightly more towards the center for example maintain their stereo sound. Sometimes stereo recorded instruments are too wide (often congas or bongos) Stereo Combined Panner can narrow that stereo sound and place it nicely. In the mixer view, right click on the panner and choose Stereo Combined Panner, then you can adjust the width by dragging up and down and the placement by dragging left or right. Well worth a look at.
It's like a one year lecture on panning broken down and then delivered effectively in 15 minutes and I also learnt new things. Thank you very much sir.
You are literally the Best... I am new to this but your explanation is spot-on. Thank you
Man! Just the 4 videos I've watched so far have made making the music a lot more fun! Along with the automation and quantize videos, i've learned a ton in under an hour
Thanks so much for this video! I'm making the first song I intend to publish and the mixing aspect of it has been quite challenging to understand. I couldn't imagine panning was so important, but it makes all the difference. I kept wondering why I was having trouble making some instruments stand out, and panning solved this issue. Thank you again!
Great explanation. I got some great ideas on what I can do with some of my tracks. Thank you! I loved the mini history lesson too!
Thank you very much! Great and clear video. I just would like to add about "talking instruments", when they take turns (e.g. violin plays, then flute plays, then violin plays, then flute plays...) - in that case if you put one on the left and another to the right, you'll get two instruments, which "talk" to each other.
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So much valuable information. Eye-opening indeed. Thank you much.
Best beginners video right here! 💯
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Excellent! Very clear and complete. Helped me learn a lot in a few minutes. Thank you!
An excellent clear explanation with good examples, thanks
This was very helpful. I have a better understanding of how to mix my tracks and more. Thank you!
very informative thanks a lot ,,,I had already watched many video about panning but I found this is the best one.
Very nice. From history of panning to basic do's and don'ts.
Maybe zooming in on part of the screen where your mouse is, or use one of those highlighted mouse pointers, for easier seeing where the action is, wouldn't be bad.
Thank you for very helpful and experienced explanations.
Tysm! this was a great. Definitely learnt a lot
So well explained. Thank you
Thankyou very much .. very very helpful God bless you sir
I am making music with minecraft sounds using Noteblock Studio and even there, I can use panning. The difference is astounding after I first tried to pan some instruments. Thanks for teaching me this valuable skill !!!!!
cool cool cool man!
Subscribed already. so nicely explained. such a well spoken and planned talk! Thanks for sharing.
Very nice and helpful explanation
Very simple and informative
Brilliant, thank you very much.
didn't know panning was so important, thanks
Fantastic video thanks 👍👌
superb!!! Thanks for this
Thank you! This is really helpful!
GREAT VIDEO
Very well explained 🙏
I agree with everything here although I do usually take two tracks for the main vox, either recorded stereo or separate mono's as I feel it gives a little more oomph. From here I pan them just off center left/right (being careful of phasing) ... just saying is all ...seems to work fine in a finished mix. Love the new format ..thanks
Clear and to the point..Very useful, thank you
Really it helped me a lot..thank you
I've got a question. What's first: equalizing or panning?
If you fail to pan, you pan to fail 😁
Nice! Enjoyed this video and learned a few things. Nice production. Thank you.
Very great video. I am starting with Reaper. Is Cubase easier? No matter I'm a pretty quick study. But it would be great to know your thoughts on that. Much thanks for the video! David
Very well explained thanks nice video appreciated
great video
keep it up
I'm just passing through, but only to NOT share those who don't share words and work of capable friends, like the 5 cretins who don't approve of what they don't even know they don't approve!
Thanks brother, and thanks Steinberg.
Ps: ehm.... sorry for my english
I like to pan my snare slightly off center especially if I'm adding a clap which will be slightly opposite the snare
Nice one sir....
I wanr to learn more about panning and automatization
Good morning, thank you for your videos, they are fantastic. I have cubase AI 10, when I import my score from Dorico Pro, it sounds awful, how can I select an enter the instruments I am using. I am using the library of East West Sound. Do you have a video step by step. I am new at this. Thank you for your help.
Which Cubase version is he using? how does he pan a mono track???
Hi there, I recorded thru a digital desk in to cubase10.5 pro and all the channels don't have the panorama option, even if a create another channel and copy the signal recorded the pan option appear but when I pan right or left the signal still in the centre. Can someone help me?
Thanks
Great video!! Thanks!
I had no idea panning was this important
Nicely Done!!!
What about mixing for a phone? Some of my mixes sound good on nice speakers, but on my phone they sound really bad. I don’t hear this when I listen to professional music, like a rock band sounds good on speakers and on my phone. I think cause I’m dealing with analog instruments it’s a little more difficult
After turning on loopmash and after clicking presets whole presets hangsup in cubase 10 pro after upgrade from elements..
cubase 10.5 here, no sound comes when I pan hard right, what gives?
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Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much!