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Re: Can't pan a mono audio track?
Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2012 8:25 am
by ollyb303
jeagon wrote:So here's what I figured out. Most of you are idiots who would rather be smart a$$es instead of actually helping out a fellow musician. I came here looking for honest answers and this is what gets posted back? WHY is it so hard to expalain to me how or why a single mono track cannot be sent to just the left side of the mix or just the right side of the mix? I didn't think this was anything new in the world of recording / produciing. To the few of you who attempted to help, thank you, you should move on to a forum where the average user is one willing to help rather than criticised.
Simmerdown- I had the glitch o the day theory too, no luck. Thanks
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Re: Can't pan a mono audio track?
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 2:41 pm
by mihai
indifferent of whether your recording is mono or stereo, the actual pan knob should do its job and pan so what you're describing is an anomaly. only thing i can think of is maybe you have utility with width set to 0% on the master or any other such mono plugin. if that's the case then bring it up to 100% or disable it.
edit > or maybe you're monitoring in mono.
Re: Can't pan a mono audio track?
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 5:12 pm
by kev herb
Komodovaran wrote:You can't pan mono. That's why it's mono. Mono means there's no left/right, only... mono.
Total fruitcake
Re: Can't pan a mono audio track?
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 6:37 pm
by jeagon
thanks for all the ideas everyone! it turned out to be a messed up setting in the soundcard. thanks again!
Re: Can't pan a mono audio track?
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 6:44 pm
by Komodovaran
Okay, I'll take the fruitcake.
If you pan mono, it won't be mono anymore. Herp derp. Come on, you know what I meant.
And the truth is, you quoted me for all eternity, so now I'll twist and turn the words until you give up
