pacman9000
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I haven't mixed in a few years, but refresh my memory...
you can't pan each channel left and right on stereo inputs right?
what's the point then...i mean you could just use two line inputs and pan/eq them identically, plus in that way you could pan each channel of the stereo signal however you want...
you can't pan each channel with the stereo input can you ? you have to pan the entire stereo channel one way or the other right?
so the point to stereo channels is that you can eq/pan the stereo signal at the same time on one channel without worrying about two different channel settings? but why can't you pan each stereo channel left or right on the stereo inputs?
maybe I'm forgetting something
you can't pan each channel left and right on stereo inputs right?
what's the point then...i mean you could just use two line inputs and pan/eq them identically, plus in that way you could pan each channel of the stereo signal however you want...
you can't pan each channel with the stereo input can you ? you have to pan the entire stereo channel one way or the other right?
so the point to stereo channels is that you can eq/pan the stereo signal at the same time on one channel without worrying about two different channel settings? but why can't you pan each stereo channel left or right on the stereo inputs?
maybe I'm forgetting something