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@TheCosmicAcademy

7 ай бұрын

Thanks? I think? 😂♥️

@MosheBenChaim

3 ай бұрын

😂

@StargateMax

21 күн бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

I had never thought about the pan knob like that before, thanks for shedding light on this! This will undoubtedly be useful in future productions.

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome. Glad it was helpful and really appreciate you watching ♥️👊

@bigfreak58

5 ай бұрын

I agree blew me away

I think I‘ve seen a tutorial on this before but definitely forgot about it and continued panning the „wrong“ way 😃

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

♥️♥️ this def helps!! Always still a place for the balance parameter (when you want to adjust volume in each ear)…but no doubt this true stereo pan will get you better placement in the mix if that’s what the goal is!!

Just tested it out and indeed this tip is an absolute GAME CHANGER for panning piano. BLESS YOU

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Happy it helps!!! 👊♥️

As always, I hope this helps! ❤

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

♥️♥️♥️

Thank the spirits someone who takes their time explaining, who actually shows the right method on both daws instead of just the one you're on

i actually realized this a long time ago when i was working on my mix but didnt know how to fix it, your video saved me dude ❤btw have a nice day!

Never really knew that works this way. Thank you for the explanation!

Wow def did not know channel pan just decreases the l/r volume… crazy. Great vid zack

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Happy it helps!! What’s most important is just realizing the difference between the two because they each have their use case ♥️👊

I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW!! Had this issue with a loop and could NOT figure out how to fix it but you helped me thank you!! Subscribed 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

@TheCosmicAcademy

11 ай бұрын

lets gooo!! happy it helped and appreciate you joining our cosmic fam here on YT ❤👊

Awesome! Thanks a ton for the explanation! Very useful!

Thank you I'm learning a lot from your channel and correcting lots of misunderstanding ❤ Hope you have a nice day.

Bro!! This is GOLD!! Your video explains why I struggled with my mixing. Thank you!!

@TheCosmicAcademy

4 ай бұрын

You’re welcome! Happy it helps!

Al put my hands up I didn’t look at it like this before 🤦‍♂️😅😅😂 amazing work thanks 🙏

Amazing video explanation, bro. Short, sweet, detailed, and super clear. I had no idea about this function. Thank you so much.

3:00 really cool difference, I didn't know about this! In Cubase (which I use) it's "Stereo combined panner" and it actually had this effect, it didn't reduce the volume.

OMG I've been working in Ableton for 5 years and never right clicked the pan knob 🤯🤯🤯 And I've never seen anyone mention this before. Thanks you!

@TheCosmicAcademy

11 ай бұрын

Hahahha!! I know the feeling…there are things like this I come across daily where I’m like “how did I never see this?!” 😂 I’m happy this can help!! ♥️

I've been making music for longer than I'd like to admit in this comment and never knew this! Thank you! Subscribed

omg thanks!!! this is all i've been wanting to know! great video and the editing is awesome, gained my sub! :D

@TheCosmicAcademy

4 ай бұрын

You’re very welcome! And thank you for being part of our fam here on YT! 👊♥️

Incredible. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I never knew. I find the ableton two-knob UX for "stereo pan" unintuitive but I'll have to play with it.

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Can def take some getting used to! Happy it helps and always appreciate you watching 👊♥️

Earned my sub because you took the time to show how to do it in other daws. I use FL, appreciated

Yoooooo this is life changing thank you!

Great tutorial... RESPECT 🙏🙏

Thanks so much for all of your tutorials are incredible!! I think this may be particularly inherit issue in Ableton because in ProTools your mixer gives you both left and right panning channels so you’re sort of forced to go full left or full right if you want to pan properly …. But yeah I’ve used Ableton a few times and I had no idea this was the case thanks for the tip and saving me a headache 😊😊

Wow! I never knew this before viewing this video! Thanks for this awesome content!

Yep. I've been doing it wrong all this time. Never realized the pan knob worked this way. Can't believe how much of a difference this makes.

Who knew! I sure didn't. This is a pretty big thing to have gotten wrong. I'm a Logic user. Thx for shedding the light!

It's crazy I've been doing it wrong this whole time... Thanks for the tip!!!

@TheCosmicAcademy

11 ай бұрын

You're welcome!! ❤️👊 Really you just want to know the difference between the pan modes so you can always use the one that works best for your current sound/mix...happy this can help!

Thanks for this tip 🔥

@TheCosmicAcademy

5 ай бұрын

You’re welcome!! Hope it can be useful moving forward! ♥️👊

The master strikes again..as usual very useful video

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Thanks brother!! ♥️👊

I did this to percussion loops all the time, asked myself why it still sounded louder on one side even though I panned it 90% the other way, and why it would be so quiet when I panned it 100%. Thanks for the tutorial

as someone learning ways of ableton, i tought pan sounded iffy and never "full" but thank you for the full clarification.

@TheCosmicAcademy

7 ай бұрын

happy this helps!!! 👊❤️

Thank you so much!!!! This is Fire. I've ben doing it wrong foe years.

@TheCosmicAcademy

8 ай бұрын

You’re welcome!! Happy it helps!! Def use cases for both, but it’s nice to know what each does!! 👊♥️

Didn't know that dom toretto is giving the craziest mixing and mastering lessons on youtube. Liked and subscribed

Im gonna try this out!

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Def give it a shot!! In many cases it can give you the control over “placement” that you’d be looking for when mixing instruments!!

This is an insane tip, thank you

@TheCosmicAcademy

3 ай бұрын

You’re welcome, happy to help! 👊♥️

And this is why I started using the stereo rack plugin, my old daw didn't pan correctly. Plus I love that I can create and save chains with panning right there in one space.

This method is much underused Especially for people that record their hardware, synthesisers in stereo and find it hard to fit in the mix You just got a new subscriber 🖐

@TheCosmicAcademy

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!! Appreciate you joining our fam here!! 👊♥️

You guys are just amazing, Thank u so much

@TheCosmicAcademy

Ай бұрын

greatlyyyyyy appreciated!! ❤️👊

thanks boss. i was bamboozled for the longest!

You just changed the game for my fam!!

@TheCosmicAcademy

5 ай бұрын

happy it helps!!

Nice Video Never thought about this

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Happy it can help! 👊♥️

I was looking for a video like this, couldnt find it and suddenly this one appears on my feed, thank god : O

@thiagoantoine5635

2 ай бұрын

And thank you xD

@TheCosmicAcademy

2 ай бұрын

hahaha its scary how youtube can read your mind right?!!? happy it could help

@thiagoantoine5635

2 ай бұрын

@@TheCosmicAcademy Actually hahahah, btw, I was looking to do the same inside a channel or rack, and doing some experimentation ive made a little ableton effect you guys can maybe use

Thanks Zack!! I'll be first to admit that I was definitely doing this wrong :)

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

❤ and just to be clear...theres def still a use for the regular "Balance" parameter too! When you want to adjust the volume between the L&R channels in a sound that's still great. But often times it's going to produce a much different sound when trying to "place" a stereo sound in the mix. This is where that extra bit of control def comes in handy!

これは私が長らく疑問に感じていた項目です。 素晴らしい動画をありがとう。

Thanks Vin! 🙃

Wow thank you! Now I finally get how the pro's make it sound good like that (sort of) !!! ;)

Thanks. Subscribed 👍

I liked the synthwave background track at the end 😊

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha not made by me. It’s part of some subscription for royalty free music…there’s some awesome songs in there though! Really talented producers

I admit.. I did it wrong the whole time. You are a genius! Thank you 🙏

Nice tip

Small detail yet so important.

@TheCosmicAcademy

9 ай бұрын

very small indeed haha but helps to know! 👊

This is amazing bro

@revelationbeats_

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t know this tip thank you

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome! Really happy it helps! ♥️👊

@revelationbeats_

Жыл бұрын

@@TheCosmicAcademy shot bro. If you ever need dope music for one of your videos, I’d be happy to gift you one. This is a game changer. Thanks again 🔥👊🙏🏼

Thats f@#king awesome Thank you you just solved one of my many mysteries for real love your videos

@TheCosmicAcademy

6 ай бұрын

Thank youuu!! Happy these have been able to help!

His has just blown my mind, wow

@TheCosmicAcademy

4 ай бұрын

😂👊

Holy no way!!!! This is actually super big for my production style

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

happy it can help!! 👊❤️

Thank you

Pretty interesting, thanks, didn't realise some DAWs did this! As a ProTools user I've never had this issue; as I'm sure you'll know (as you didn't list ProTools ;-] ) stereo tracks have split-stereo panning by default.

Seriously... watching some of yall's tutorials lately... i just need to right click EVERYTHING in Ableton... jeeez

@TheCosmicAcademy

6 ай бұрын

Yessss!! 😂 so funny but that right click opens up a whole new world

WTF? ????This tip changes my whole Mix Mindset!!!!!!!!!!

Much love for the cosmic academy

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

♥️♥️♥️ back at ya

I admite Keap doing great content❤

Man... Thanks for one!

@TheCosmicAcademy

11 ай бұрын

You’re welcome!! 👊♥️

I always thought the pan knobs suck and somehow would listen to it but hadn't realized exactly how and what's going on behind the scenes. A better name would be "LR Crossfader" I guess.

@TheCosmicAcademy

11 ай бұрын

hahaha happy this cleared it up! And totally...the way they word it makes it confusing! ❤️👊

Красавчик!!! Этот чувак открывает все секреты сведения. Респект.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@igkronos5206

4 ай бұрын

Да я тоже это заметил. ЛАЙК от меня. Молодец!!!

FL Studio You have to use the Fl Studio Stereo Shaper, You gave me an Idea to make a Split Stereo Patcher Preset...Thanks

also "Pana - Natural Panner" is a big relief.

I admit my mistake and it was true I've been thinking this whole years

This is the same issue in Logic Pro as well. I don't understand why this is the default. I figured this out like 2 years ago. My rule of thumb now is that if my track lane is Mono, then the balance pan is fine. If my track lane is Stereo, then I most likely want to use the Split Stereo Pan. Annoying to have to think about it, but this is what I do.

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Yup! Spot on! And balance can still be helpful if you did want to adjust the level of the left and right channel in a drum loop let’s say. Or a single sample. But yeah I feel ya…that’s my basic starting point for everything too! ♥️👊

@Mopark25

Жыл бұрын

Great tip!

Never realised till now. Thanks guys! What about phase correlation? Is there any associated issue?

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

you're welcome!!! happy to help. And there def can be phase issues when the two channels begin to overlap, 100%. That's ultimately why we always have to use our ears. Although something like this might technically be the "right" way to pan a specific sound in the mix, it could also create a whole new set of issues haha 😅So think of this as another way to use the tool, another option to try. But always go with what sounds best ❤

Thanks

Why has Ableton made this as a default? I never knew this 🙈 Thank you for sharing!

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha! You’re welcome - Appreciate you watching and happy it helps! 👊

@Grant82gc

Жыл бұрын

To avoid phase issues

this is for stereo signals but with mono guitars panning hard left and right its ok to pan without split the Channels

I literally stopped mixing in ableton and switched to protools because of this thing and 8 years later realize I had it in the wrong setting 🤦🏾‍♂️

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Hahahaha ♥️ I feel that pain!!

absolutely insane ive never heard anyone talk about this before

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

♥️ appreciate you watching and hope it can be an immediate help! 👊

thanks a ton...this was f*ckin with me on my last song and I couldn't figure out what was happening....I would pan 20 left and be like....now I just hear mono but no change in positioning........ geesh.

@TheCosmicAcademy

11 ай бұрын

You’re very welcome Ryan 👊♥️ always happy to hear these tips help!!

So, panning internal to a synth vs. method 1 vs. method 2... all seem to have different nuances to it... Each method results in different peak amplitudes: No panning: -12.5dB 100% Left or 100% Right Internal to Synth: -8.24dB Method 1 100% L or 100% R: -9.61dB Method 2 100% L or 100% R: -6.60dB IDK if calling one method 'correct' or 'wrong' makes any sense, but it just from this it seems each method just has different nuances to it... probably a good thing to deep dive on.

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

♥️ absolutely! and really, the only thing that matters is how things sound (no matter what method we use). It just helps to always understand the many ways to place sounds around the mix!

Well shiiiiiit. Can’t help but wonder how different some of my stuff mighta ended up had realized this like 12 years ago. lol.

you can do this in ableton mixer as well, just like in FL studio..

Amazing and sad indeed. Learning never end

@TheCosmicAcademy

9 ай бұрын

so true! it really never ends...part of what makes it fun for us, right?!

Is this the same effect in older music such as Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody where the audio goes from one side to the other (headphones left ear to right ear)?

thank you very much! does anyone know how to pan right in fl studio?

@TheCosmicAcademy

7 ай бұрын

You’re welcome! In FL there is the channel pan, and mixer pan. The channel pan is a “balance” parameter. The mixer pan knob is a “stereo pan”

What if you made the track mono or bounced the stereo file into a mono file? Would it sound the same as using stereo pan?

@TheCosmicAcademy

11 ай бұрын

yup! mono files can just use the default balance parameter (because its the same information in both L&R channels)

Am I suppose to do this when I group my tracks as well?

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

the same concept/routing does apply for groups! Would always depend on what you're goal is. If your goal is to just balance the volume of the L&R channel then the default pan is fine. If the goal is to move channels around, then yeah you'd have to switch it to "split pan" ❤️👊

How about in ableton 9 where you can't right click and split to separate pan channels?

This only applies to stereo recordings though, right?

@TheCosmicAcademy

Күн бұрын

Correct!!

Yep...Wow...When did this become a thing in Ableton?

I guess it applies only to your DAW. On my DAW there is no such problem with the PAN knob, it just behaves as expected.

What kind of pan eliminates the signal when changing it? Is that your main out? Not the individual channel? (I admit, I am not paying attention much here, so I'll go home.)

How does it work in pro tools

yep

I hated this for so long. Worked wir a M4L device as a workaround. But what is the idea behind this function anyways? Also, now I have to do double the work to pan something -20 to the left for instance. Is there a way to make the one pan knob work like the other way?

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

is it reallyyyy that much work doing it this way?! hahaha ❤️ 👊 In the beginning it can be awkward if you're not used to it. I feel you on that because I felt the same way at first. But those feelings fade pretty quick. You end up loving it because you get even MORE control over where a sound sits.

@TheFoo_Fighter

Жыл бұрын

@@TheCosmicAcademy I do find it irritating. It’s nice to have indeed. But I saw a video once where someone talked about useless mouse works and clicking and how much time that would cost him and I think it adds up. At least we get to pan properly. But I’m still wondering what an actual use case of that default way would be.

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

I feel ya!! The balance comes in handy when you just want to adjust the volume of the left and right ear. Think of it like a sample drum loop and there’s already panning in it. If one channel is louder than the other, it can make the loop feel like it’s favoring one side of the mix. You can use the balance to level out the ears, rather than move the actual instruments around.

I just hope this is the reason why my mix sucks 😅

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha i will say this, there’s a chance…but it’s probably just one contributing factor and not “the” main issue. After doing 1-on-1s with 600+ students over the years…When a mix is off, it’s typically a combination of several things! (sound selection, dynamic shape, balance, etc)

what about Steinberg Cubase? does it pan the same?

@TheCosmicAcademy

11 ай бұрын

Not sure! Unfortunately I haven’t used cubase…but hopefully someone that uses it can chime in here and help! ♥️😂

What about the pan on Utility?

panning, specifically a stereo sound, is kind of an open space where the devs can do what they want. Why? real life sounds are not naturally stereo, you always have one single source where the audio waves originates from, so panning a mono sound is ways simpler, it's just about leveling left and right. How ever :) Been doing some research and small tests. Stereo is not what you think it is, which I found out by doing a completely different test, "the doppler effect", So, programattically, I setup two receivers (2 ears) and a mobile single source of sound generator moving around the space in various speeds and ways. That test made me realize, that stereo is not as much left and right levels as it is left and right delay. A simple test to verify this is to have the same mono sound in two channels, one completely panned left, the other completely panned right. Then offset one of the channels by a tiny bit (up to around 1, millisecond, or at 44.1KHz, about up to 44 samples) and you'll feel like the sound comes from the side where to sound were not offset. So what does this mean for non offset stereo sources? No solution is right basically. You can keep left when panning left and sort of mix in right, and vice versa, but that leaves other artifacts. the sound will sound more either panned or untouched (depending on the implementation). The "scientific" solution is to work with angels, but in the end you'll end up with the same issue, over amplified or underamplified.

that's a game changer lol

they recently added that option. It hadn't always been there.

@TheCosmicAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Yup!! it’s been with the newer versions!! Few years though at this point

Amen

@TheCosmicAcademy

7 ай бұрын

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