For a standard two-guitar rock song, you'd probably want to pan the rhythms hard left and right, while keeping the extremities of the drum panning inside those limits.
For a standard two-guitar rock song, you'd probably want to pan the rhythms hard left and right, while keeping the extremities of the drum panning inside those limits.
Actually, it's not that stupid a question. And while, of course, the answer is "it depends on the song", for those new to mixing, it can serve as a useful starting point guide, especially for those that pan two of their toms at 10 and 2 o'clock, but that don't want their guitars hard panned.Congratulations on asking the 'stupid question of the day'! Only kidding,
Actually, that sounds kind of interesting ! Like the All saved freak band.Ok,its not a stupid question - he just didn't mention the bass drum is panned hard left, the bass guitar is hard right and he's recording 2 classical guitars that are fingerpicked!
Where would you pan the guitars in a mix, if toms are panned to 10 o clock and two o clock?