Any comments on how yall pan your ish? Do you go for that live type feelin pan, or do it differently? I never get a nice mix from conformity of the norm(ie vocals slightly right, drums stereo,bass a lil to the lef, etccccccc.)Tell us how you personally do it.( I try never to stick to one process)
thoughts on hiphop panning compared to other styles
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Beathoven
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I'm not really a panning guy... My panning is like this:
Drums: Dead center (I only pan the cymbals when I have some in my beats)
Bass: ALWAYS dead center
Melody: I use samples so often the panning is already done
Percussions: Random a bit... I try and use what I like.
Peace,
Beathoven
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Drums: Dead center (I only pan the cymbals when I have some in my beats)
Bass: ALWAYS dead center
Melody: I use samples so often the panning is already done
Percussions: Random a bit... I try and use what I like.
Peace,
Beathoven
http://www.nowhereradio.com/beathoven/singles
crosstudio
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my panning is a tad bizarre:
lead vocal: dead center
bass: 5% right of center
kick: 5% left of center
snare: 10% left of center
hat: 10% right of center
other percussion steadily outward
then, i start panning keys, brass, string, guitar and back vocals steadily outward.
although on some tunes, i flip the panning on the back vocals such that they are inside (closer to the center).
lead vocal: dead center
bass: 5% right of center
kick: 5% left of center
snare: 10% left of center
hat: 10% right of center
other percussion steadily outward
then, i start panning keys, brass, string, guitar and back vocals steadily outward.
although on some tunes, i flip the panning on the back vocals such that they are inside (closer to the center).