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dannib
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Registered: Jan 2004
Location: midlands, uk
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lol at making it sound more punchier.
As thecYrus said. It is just a setting which affects the role off in volume depending how wide you pan things. You can obvioulsy get the same settings as the triangular by simply panning and then reducing the volume by 3db.
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Jan-25-2008 14:16
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BERTIE-AHERN
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Location: the dail
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| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
I think people who seriously think about these things have too much spare time on their hands. |
why do you say that? no harm in a bit theory to the music.....
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Jan-25-2008 23:36
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BERTIE-AHERN
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| quote: | Originally posted by jupiterone
all i really care about is the idea behind the song. i couldnt give less of a shit whether the tracks panning is triangular or circular. if the tracks idea and depth are shit no amount of mixing, triangular/circular/octagonal/hexagonal panning is going to make it sound good.
there are stuff i have in my collection that has absolutely horrible quality mixing and production, but the idea is so friggin phenomenal and deep it makes you want to listen over and over and over.
no offense to anyone, of course. |
its all about locations locations and locations in the mix!!
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Jan-26-2008 00:54
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