Panning & Mastering

[evyn]

If you are just trying to "thicken" the sound, then EQ or chorus could do that.

Thanks Nigel - that makes sense. EQ or chorus does thicken the sound, but not in the way I want it to.

[evyn]

Obviously, copying and delaying a digital track sounds great, but it will definitely not be better than doubletracking, the source of all this mumbo jumbo. Taking the extra time

I didn't realise my question was mumbo jumbo. Live and learn.

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Oh, god, evyn - I'm sorry! I was talking about the process itself - nothing on you at all. If it came off that way, I fully apologize! I use the delay trick all the time - but I doubletrack a lot, too, which I like better.

Mark

[evyn]

Oh, god, evyn - I'm sorry! I was talking about the process itself - nothing on you at all. If it came off that way, I fully apologize!

Sorry Mark, I misunderstood.

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[Glenn Mitchell]

Bottom line is the two have to have at least SOMEthing different or the ear says it's mono. I usually use a different effect on one.