Multi-mono: Duplicate tracks, use an Aux or...?

C Heat · 14th March 2007

If I have a mono track and want it 'wide' I'll normally duplicate the track, pan one left, pan one right and shift one forward or back 10-12ticks. = 2x audio tracks. Works, sounds great.

Lately I've set up a Aux with a DigiRack Time Adjuster plugin, had the original panned left and the Aux panned right. = 1x audio tracks. Takes some time to get sounding OK adjusting the delay and make-up gain.

Is there an easier / better way to do this?

C Heat · 14th March 2007

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C Heat Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2005 Location: In a house by the sea Posts: 2,657 Thread Starter	Multi-mono: Duplicate tracks, use an Aux or...? If I have a mono track and want it 'wide' I'll normally duplicate the track, pan one left, pan one right and shift one forward or back 10-12ticks. = 2x audio tracks. Works, sounds great. Lately I've set up a Aux with a DigiRack Time Adjuster plugin, had the original panned left and the Aux panned right. = 1x audio tracks. Takes some time to get sounding OK adjusting the delay and make-up gain. Is there an easier / better way to do this?

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