Listening to a few of my tunes in my car the panning on each track sounds really extreme.
My tunes are kinds of ... Indie / rock. I usually leave bass, drums and main vocals centred. Clean, acoustic and distorted guitars are panned left and right.
Using cubase 6 I usually pan 0-15 (is this percent? The dial just us L10 for example...)
So... Sat in my drivers seat (rhd) with say a guitar solo panned to the left (about L10) it sounds really faint. But in the passenger side (left) it sounds ok. But perhaps the rythem guitar sounds a bit low...
Sitting at my monitors or listening on a stereo, it sounds good. Although if anything, I think they could be separated even more to sit better.
A i using too much panning? is it just a car stereo? Or is my ageing ears? Or is it simply using budget hardware/software to record/mix etc.?
My tunes are kinds of ... Indie / rock. I usually leave bass, drums and main vocals centred. Clean, acoustic and distorted guitars are panned left and right.
Using cubase 6 I usually pan 0-15 (is this percent? The dial just us L10 for example...)
So... Sat in my drivers seat (rhd) with say a guitar solo panned to the left (about L10) it sounds really faint. But in the passenger side (left) it sounds ok. But perhaps the rythem guitar sounds a bit low...
Sitting at my monitors or listening on a stereo, it sounds good. Although if anything, I think they could be separated even more to sit better.
A i using too much panning? is it just a car stereo? Or is my ageing ears? Or is it simply using budget hardware/software to record/mix etc.?