Which type of panning is the best?

[GamezBond]

triangular or circular

 

[HangDawg]

Panning for gold used to be pretty popular.

 

[GamezBond]

you think your funny don't you *kicks HangDawg in the balls, and gives him a blow job*

 

[Rokket]

A blow - - -


'scuse me.....


I didn't see anything...


*closes door*

 

[apl]

Peter Panning as portrayed my Robin Williams in Hook was cool.

 

[HangDawg]

you think your funny don't you *kicks HangDawg in the balls, and gives him a blow job*

Make a joke and this asshole has to give me a negative rep point and call me a faggot. I think we know who the queer is by your comment here don't we.

 

[MISTERQCUE]

I'll give you some REP LUV hangdawg!

 

[MISTERQCUE]

triangular or circular

It all depends on what desired stereo effect you're trying to obtain.
You can hard pan a rhythm git and apply some slap-back to hit the other side. Or you can pan 2 tracks opposite each other in the 9/3:00 position to get some fullness.

It's all a matter of how you want your mix to sound. There is REALLY no golden rule.

 

[MadAudio]

Here's a circular pan. It makes a really cool sound when you whack it against GamezBond's head.

 

[Farview]

triangular or circular

What are you asking? Can you give us a description of both so we can help. Is this an option in a program?

 

[boingoman]

Here's a circular pan. It makes a really cool sound when you whack it against GamezBond's head.

ROFL!!!

Then add some compression.

 

[Rokket]

Peter Panning....

Oh, my goodness.... He said peter panning.... that's gotta hurt!

 

[Rokket]

ROFL!!!

Then add some compression.

Ok, now Mad's comment made me chuckle. I wasn't ready for this!!!!