Simple Ableton Tip for Spreading Sounds in Stereo

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[maxthemoon]

I have been using ableton for maybe a decade now, and this is easily the most impactful yet simple tip for mixing. Thank you, so much.

[JacobGindhart]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. YOU BASICALLY JUST FIXED MY SONG WITH THIS ADVICE.

[tigredejadeec]

this type of "little tips"' are the ones that makes the difference <3

[ezekielthemack]

Thank you very much for your help. Much appreciated.

[trillivm]

This was very helpful, when I came across this video I pulled out my headphones and so much versatility yet so simple! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this tutorial ^~^ cheers.

[KarlONeillK]

Nice tip, though id rather use utility's themselves for width. i generally create two chains in an audio effect rack, one chain called 'Mid' with a utility on it and the width set too 0.0% and the other chain called 'Side' with a utility on it and the width set to 200%, for me it just works better and i have more control as i can adjust the gain on the 'Side' utility for it to fit a bit better in the mix.

[yahamark]

love the basic approach in your vid.! just starting out with Ableton, so I get overwhelmed easily by the complexity sometimes. Thx!

[taobelgium]

Hey man thanks for the tip! I just don't understand one thing, why do you use the delay? Could you please give me a better vision on that? Thank you!

[ludwigschilling]

<Where can i find the simple delay?