Whats the difference between mono vst's and stereo vst's

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Whats the difference between mono vst's and stereo vst's ,also when should i use mono vst's and when should i use stereo vst's because i have waves mercury bundle and it comes with mono and stereo version of all the vst's
 
Need to know some extra info first, as it makes an indescribably huge difference to how the plugins work! What colour is the dongle? Is it the red one, the blue one or the yellow one? Or the version without the dongle?



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im not shure but i think i should use mono vsts for vocals and stereo vsts for mixing corredt me if im wrong
 
Fail :)

Its blue.


You see, I didn't even need to ask that little question - if you were really in a position to spend £5000 on a plugin bundle, you would already know the answer to your question. I just thought I'd toy with you and make you look a bit silly first :p

No one is going to give you help.
 
All Waves plugins and bundles require an iLok dongledongle with the relevant authorizations. There's no such thing as a version without a dongle, I was just making him look silly :)

I refer you to the following thread:
Here are the obvious signs of a pirate:

- you don't know how to connect a microphone to your computer, but you have the Waves Platinum bundle.

- you just got a several-year-old version of expensive recording software, but you don't have the manual. Coincidentally, that version happens to be the last version of the software that was cracked or didn't use a dongle (Cubase SX3, Wavelab 5, etc.)
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https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=277521
 
the one u dont pay for

Right, that's what I thought. We don't promote or support THEFT at this site.

Take your cracks and warez somewhere else.

Thanks for helping Matt.

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What's up Chili! Don't pay attention to people like Mattr, he's probably a gingery pimple faced kid who is butt hurt he payed for a £5000 plug bundle. Anyone who gives a "shot" about producing engineering and recording will do what they need to. There's no one here regulating peoples lives,
Do what you love, if you make money with it be thankful and contribute.
End rant. Anyways mono vs stereo honestly I've found stereo always is best and than if it's bass frequency or kick or snare, stuff that is core like, you might want to change the signal at the end to mono via another plug or utility. Hope you figured it out. Much love and Mattr get a life bro, you are so pent up. Go make something worth talking about.
 
Props for digging out 4 year old thread.

Anyway since it's already been dug up - what IS the difference between mono & stereo plugin? :P For example I have CLA compressors bundle and sometimes I accidentally put stereo compressor on mono channel. I can hear and see that the left side is compressed, but what happens to the right side? I guess it stays unaffected?
 
What's up Chili! Don't pay attention to people like Mattr, he's probably a gingery pimple faced kid who is butt hurt he payed for a £5000 plug bundle. Anyone who gives a "shot" about producing engineering and recording will do what they need to. There's no one here regulating peoples lives,
Do what you love, if you make money with it be thankful and contribute.
End rant. Anyways mono vs stereo honestly I've found stereo always is best and than if it's bass frequency or kick or snare, stuff that is core like, you might want to change the signal at the end to mono via another plug or utility. Hope you figured it out. Much love and Mattr get a life bro, you are so pent up. Go make something worth talking about.
Welcome to the site. :)

I doubt Mattr payed for the expensive version of Waves, he probably stayed within his means and bought what he could afford or used the stock plugs that came with his DAW.

I care about preventing theft, especially software. I look at it from two perspectives. If I create material for others to use, I would expect to get paid for it. Whether it's music, or anything else. If I do work for someone, I expect them to pay me. The same would hold true for software engineers. They should get paid for their work. When their work is stolen, then they don't sell as much and they have to raise the price or simply not create the work in the first place.

We have access to some great software out there like the Waves plugs. That's because people work hard to create it. They charge a high price because it probably required a lot of engineering work to create, plus, the market isn't that big and they aren't going to turn a profit on volume. And honestly, I don't want to pay a lot for software either, so I buy what I can afford.

To that end, when someone comes to this site looking for help with their stolen warez, they don't find much love. They will probably get banned like our friend Magtex. I want this site to be about the music and how we record it, not about discussions on theft, cracks and warez.

And lastly, you're right, we don't regulate people's lives, but we do have some Terms of Service that you (supposedly) agreed to when you signed up. I'm sure you didn't read them, no one reads them!! :) but they do mention pirated software and I try to help run this site in accordance with those terms.

Now about Stereo and Mono plugs. I think it's pretty obvious, you use mono plugs on a mono track and a stereo plug on a stereo track. :p

Again, welcome to the site:)
 
Now about Stereo and Mono plugs. I think it's pretty obvious, you use mono plugs on a mono track and a stereo plug on a stereo track. :p
It's really that simple. It does you absolutely no good using a stereo plug on a mono track (I'm not talking about sending a mono track to a stereo reverb, different story altogether).

As far as cracked software is concerned, putting aside the whole moral issue for a second, there are so many good free plug-ins that I see no reason to crack anything.
 
It's really that simple. It does you absolutely no good using a stereo plug on a mono track (I'm not talking about sending a mono track to a stereo reverb, different story altogether).

As far as cracked software is concerned, putting aside the whole moral issue for a second, there are so many good free plug-ins that I see no reason to crack anything.

That is a great point as well. However, there is a bit of quality and level of control in the higher price range. That being said, only spend the money if you have it. 99% of what makes a recording good has nothing to do with the software. The performance, gear played, environment recorded in, and the input hardware is way more important.

Crack that BITCHES!!!!

:)
 
Not sure if anyone was trying to answer my question or not, but just wanted to clarify that I am using mono plugins on mono channel and stereo ones on stereo channels. Just thought it would be fun to know what is happening when you insert stereo plugin to mono channel or vice versa. :P
 
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