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I tell you why stereo panning makes you feel sick. Its because you loose you sense of balance. Like when you're spun around. But interesting point about creating space within sounds thats worth following up. I must admit though I've never been a big panning freak but if it takes the muddiness out of a selection of sounds then it might have merit. Venetian Snares uses a lot of mad panning in his drum tracks and I guess it adds something. But you don't really take notice of it its more an overall effect thing. Besides why on earth was this topic dredged up after months? |
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i'mma add something: i also like panning because it's the only form of circular movement that doesn't make me dizzy :D one thing i just remembered: on the first ramones album, the guitar and bass are split L-R, and in my old car, the left speaker didn't work so well. so when i played that cd, all i heard was bass. |
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i think panning IS crucial for making the sound really 'tasty'... but for me it always seems to be such a 'delicate' thing that requires a great amount of skill and a good ear, and sometimes it's really hard to keep the balance without overdoing this effect... each time i listen to some stuff by Amon Tobin or Squarepusher i can't help being really amazed at the way they do programming ( e. g. on Ez Boogie or Chocolate Lovely)...the tracks sound so natural that it seems like a live band is performing there. or take Weather Report for instance. they did such a nice job with panning on the 'Heavy Weather' album that it's simply beyond words! but seriously, i think panning can be extremely addictive and must be dealt with very carefully... or should be banned at all ! :D |
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*while listening to Out From Out Where* people, Amon Tobin is the king of stereo!!! the way he arranges samples is...hmmmm... *signs with admiration* |
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*signs = sighs* :D |
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listen to last rights, and tell me its irrelevant. agreed, Last Rights is fucking amazing in that respect. ambience, space, bloody horror.. |
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the 3rd track on download's eyes of stanley pain makes great use of panning. other tracks on that album too, like the splashing water track which splashes are 3 dimensionally in your head. |
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alot of ok computer is like this. turn off the right channel and ed's guitars are gone. |
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i like stereo/panning used creatively |
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i like it... but it can make some troubles in your head on headphones...and sometimes when you're not in center of the stero , you might not recognise it.... mine favourite is on howie b's best album snatch.... i like the strange pitch panning effect on kaoss pad when you talk and listen to yrself in one ear so speedy and in another so slooow...and then just reverse it in realtime....it's kool for soem sounds but it can damage the song too |
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panning is as important to a good recording as volume and eq levels. it's part of what seperates professional sounding music from amateur souding music. it's a part of recording for a reason. |
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Yeah but how ineffective would the end of Mt San Michels Mix + St. Micheal's Mount sound without panning. |
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