CRAZY STEREO WIDTH TRICK 🤯

Want to add more stereo width to your mix?🤔

Well, have you ever tried swapping the Left and Right channels on your reverb bus?

It can create a wider-sounding mix.

If you have a sound that is panned to the left

(That is also being sent to the reverb bus)

Then the reverb will be heard on the right.

This effect gives a much wider stereo effect to the sound…

But go easy on this one!

#mixing #mastering #tipsandtricks #reverb #musicproduction #shorts

[monseigner]

would have been nice to show before and after

[rasputin]

any mono track that you send (via the sends) to a stereo effect like reverb will sound stereo: Because its reverb will be in stereo. No need to swap or reverse anything.

There are some very good custom settings one can dial in very very short ambiences in the TC bundle or the LEXICON PCM bundle ad send the mono signal there.

[antmanmusic]

Brilliant...heard of this, never tried it!! I think I will!

[marceaucouve]

I'm still trying to understand. Swap the L/R channels? on what?

[complex]

What's the background music? Anyone?

[kvmoore]

I'm definitely going to try this!!! Thanks for the tip!

[twila]

what a tip. very interesting. thanks streaky

[arodalan]

You can use any stock plugin that switches the phase/polarity. Every daw has one

[marcelosuarez]

Not super crazy, I do this all the time when there's a single guitar for example. Dry guitar on one side, and a stereo spring with this "swap" going on. Or simply a mono reverb on that side and that's it.

[nayde]

Bus 256??? how is computer still alive??🤣

[norko]

oh my god, i would never have thought of such an idea. you are a true master of your craft

[adammariucci]

I’m sorry, are you sending this to bus 256!?? Need the backstory on how you have 256 busses!❤

[PapaGinseng_]

Why would u go do that .. do it the ez way gah.