Hi all,
I've been watching various videos on youtube and reading about, and many sound engineers suggest pushing most instruments through a bus, then adding a small room reverb, which I've done and the results are quite good.
...but, I lose the ability to pan the individual instruments left/right (obviously).
How do people do that? Do they just lose those tracks from the bus and pipe them straight to the master?
Pushing through a bus, then losing stereo...
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Re: Pushing through a bus, then losing stereo...
It would be helpful if you mentioned which DAW you are using as this might work quite differently in different tools.dchurch24 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 10, 2020 8:00 am Hi all,
I've been watching various videos on youtube and reading about, and many sound engineers suggest pushing most instruments through a bus, then adding a small room reverb, which I've done and the results are quite good.
...but, I lose the ability to pan the individual instruments left/right (obviously).
How do people do that? Do they just lose those tracks from the bus and pipe them straight to the master?
I would suspect the bus exist in both mono and stereo versions though, you should absolutely be able to pan.
MusE DAW