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Tranquil010
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: May 2003
Location: VA/DC Area
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I have my snars and voclas in mono, lol
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Jun-22-2004 20:58
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don_q
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2003
Location: Gator City
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hhhmmm... mixed opinions
Apparently its a choice of taste.
| quote: | | Posted by: Digital Aura What purpose would it serve to have a kick in mono only?? |
Good question.
What I thought was that everything stereo would over crowd the mix or make it sound muddy or something like that. I've read some tutorials and never seen this topic. Guess there's no rule then...???
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Jun-22-2004 21:19
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extalin
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Jacksonville, FL U.S.A.
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when cutting a vinyl, if you have out of phase stuff going on in the bass (generally under approximately 200 hz) the grooves are going to be cut in such a way that when played back, the needle will literally jump out of the groove and this is a BAD thing.
soo... the whole thing about mono bass doesnt mean your actually bass patch should be totally mono.. it just means when you are making something and it is going to be considered to but pressed to vinyl, great care should be taken to make sure the sub bass frequencies are not going out of phase (meaning that they should stick very much to being MONO, but they can be a little bit stereo)...
what this means is... for your bass sound, the higher frequencies can have all sorts of stereo effects on them (chorus, reverb, delay, etc.), you just have to keep a check on those sub frequencies .
there are useful phase analysis tools that will show you a graph of the phase vs. frequency and analyzing the audio with a tool such as that is a good way to see if you have too much out of phase sub bass 
hope that helps,
-rob
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Jun-23-2004 10:36
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CJConstable
tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Merseyside, England
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id always say pan ya percussion around a bit
and if ya can, get 2 909 hats that sound slightly different and pan one to the left and one to the right and it kinda makes a chorus effect on it
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Jun-23-2004 17:58
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