Hugh Robjohns wrote:
Taking an amusing tangent since Tomás (kind of) mentioned stereo imaging anomalies...

That was hilarious! :lol:

And I thought some of the Credence Clearwater Revival stuff had odd panning decisions! :D

Had to stop listening after the first swing of the panpot :sick:

Ya, what Elf said.

There're some quite entertaining bits of stereo shifting at various points in this too:

https://youtu.be/nlOxUcTcUH0

And some really good playing together with a pretty cracking vocal performance.

Definitely the LCR school of panning... but you just gotta love the 70s! :-D

Hugh Robjohns wrote:Definitely the LCR school of panning... but you just gotta love the 70s! :-D

LOL agreed. Top comment:
"This is, hands down, the most 70's thing any of us will ever see." :clap: :clap:

This is a cool LCR mix:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTY6Kv0nPr8

Stereo is only fit for backing vocals!

Best to just work at being a good " tight" band , should all take care of itself.

But as a bass player I understand the temptation to achieve something similar through technology when playing against a drum loop in a DAW.

Sometimes just a case of adapting your part to feel right.

Apologies for the lack.of science there.