CREATING STEREO MASTER TRACK PRO

Options are Balance, which is perfect for mono sources and stereo if you want to simply leave the part untouched or balance like you would before. So now we can access the different panning options from a channel strip by either right clicking or ctrl clicking on the pan pot you want to work with. Well now you can because everything you need to truly and accurately pan is right there above the channel fader.

This was fine but I found even though I new I needed to use it I’d rarely go for the plugin, panning is something you want to do quickly and then move on. With the previous Pan dial it wasn’t a true stereo pan it was more of a level control balancing the stereo signal from one side to the other, to accurately pan a source in stereo from left to right you needed to load Logic’s Direction Mixer. In this quick tips I’m going to look at something brand new from Logic and that’s the new Stereo Pan, I’m going to share with you some ideas you might find helpful in using the Stereo Pan creatively.įirst off though let’s briefly go through why Logic have added this new feature to the channel strip and how to use it. No nonsense random tips that I think you might find useful? Maybe.

CREATING STEREO MASTER TRACK PRO

By miL admin on Main LPX Quick Tips Logic Pro X Quick Tips Stereo Pan Learn all about Logic’s new Stereo Pan feature to truly give your mixes the width it deserves!

Creating stereo master track