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This video introduces you to some classic techniques when using the MID / SIDE EQ
Most mixes are bounced out in stereo, where we have some instruments placed in the centre of the stereo field, where they are equal on both speakers, or we pan other instruments so they sound more to the left or right at varying degrees. We also tend to widen some of the sounds by using reverb or delays or even specialized widening plugins, so that material is spread to the edges of the mix.
This video introduces you to some classic techniques when using the MID / SIDE EQ
Most mixes are bounced out in stereo, where we have some instruments placed in the centre of the stereo field, where they are equal on both speakers, or we pan other instruments so they sound more to the left or right at varying degrees. We also tend to widen some of the sounds by using reverb or delays or even specialized widening plugins, so that material is spread to the edges of the mix.