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June 20, 16 3:49 PM (permalink)

[Solved] Question about mono

Hi,
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I have been using my (new) Warm Audio EQ to warm up and/or EQ my stems. I'm routing them out through my 6i6 as mono tracks (obviously for the mono ones) - on the Left output. My question is: does it make any difference if I have not panned my tracks to far left? are there any loss? the thing is many of the mono tracks' interleave are set to Stereo - I can see that now. Just want to be sure if it makes any difference.
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    Re: Question about mono June 20, 16 9:30 PM (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby pilutiful June 20, 16 11:46 PM
    You'll get a little more level if you pan the mono signal to the left when going to a left output. The sound will be the same.
     

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    Re: Question about mono June 20, 16 11:29 PM (permalink)
    Thanks Anderton!

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