Mono Or stereo & Mono bnces from Reason?

Realziment · 7th October 2009

Hi guys sorry me again, a you can see a lot of questions these days, im starting to realize alot of my mistakes, which is a good thing right? At least i think i am. haha. Ok So sometimes when making my my tracks i start by opening reason and making a beat using redrum to get my main loop, then i bounce all the files out separately, as stereo trakcks, they should be mono right? How do i bounce them out as mono? I feel like i know my drums hits should all be on mono tracks. As well as bass. How do you do mono bounces from reason? thanks

tlennon · 7th October 2009

Where are you bouncing to? Are you using Rewire?

Led · 7th October 2009

You have to rewire to a host like cubase or Tools, then bounce through that, choosing mono export. I used to wonder why they didn't give you a mono option, then I saw they had made their 'Record' program.

Realziment · 7th October 2009

record program? No i just been boucning straight out of reaosn to a folder then i import into nuendo. If theres no mono option i might just use kontakt from now on its just handy to make quick loops in redrum.

KEYBEEETSSS · 7th October 2009

Sounds that u need in mono just pan it all to the center & so on...

Realziment · 7th October 2009

i do it but its not the same its still a stereo track. even when u pan it a certain amount hits the right more than it shoud.

KEYBEEETSSS · 7th October 2009

OK I'm confused

R u tryin to get a true stereo track???

Realziment · 8th October 2009

no im just trying to bounce my drums tracks as mono. Like the kick snare etc. from reason.

KEYBEEETSSS · 8th October 2009

Just pan then to the middle...

Realziment · 8th October 2009

i do, so are you saying as long as they are panned to the middle it doesnt really make a difference? thanks

KEYBEEETSSS · 8th October 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Realziment

i do, so are you saying as long as they are panned to the middle it doesnt really make a difference? thanks

Thatz as mono as ur gonna get actually.. & I don't mean that in a sarcastic way

Realziment · 8th October 2009

but honestly though if the track is bounced as stereo does it not make any diffrence i always thought a kick should be mono, then when ur usuing ur mono plugins or put the streo on a mono track im confused.

KEYBEEETSSS · 8th October 2009

Well just bounce those type tracks as mono to keep confusion down...

fuzzrhythm · 8th October 2009

Reason only bounces stereo .wav/.aif to disk.

Logic has a gain plug with a mono button for those types of tracks. Sucks that you still have the stereo file taking up space/bandwidth, though

Realziment · 9th October 2009

yea thats a weak thing on reasons part. thats bs, because when i bounce some percussion i lke to pan it in my mix not when i bounce it from reason. And when its stereo it doesnt pan properly.

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Realziment Lives for gear Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Los Angeles / Dublin Posts: 1,560 Thread Starter	Mono Or stereo & Mono bnces from Reason? Hi guys sorry me again, a you can see a lot of questions these days, im starting to realize alot of my mistakes, which is a good thing right? At least i think i am. haha. Ok So sometimes when making my my tracks i start by opening reason and making a beat using redrum to get my main loop, then i bounce all the files out separately, as stereo trakcks, they should be mono right? How do i bounce them out as mono? I feel like i know my drums hits should all be on mono tracks. As well as bass. How do you do mono bounces from reason? thanks __________________ http://www.realizmrecordz.com http://www.myspace.com/realizmrecordz http://www.myspace.com/realizment

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7th October 2009	#2
tlennon Gear addict Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: New Jersey Posts: 406	Where are you bouncing to? Are you using Rewire?

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Led Lives for gear Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 2,711	You have to rewire to a host like cubase or Tools, then bounce through that, choosing mono export. I used to wonder why they didn't give you a mono option, then I saw they had made their 'Record' program.

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KEYBEEETSSS Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Memphis, TN Posts: 2,044	OK I'm confused R u tryin to get a true stereo track???

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Realziment Lives for gear Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Los Angeles / Dublin Posts: 1,560 Thread Starter	no im just trying to bounce my drums tracks as mono. Like the kick snare etc. from reason.

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fuzzrhythm Gear Head Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Dallas Posts: 72	Reason only bounces stereo .wav/.aif to disk. Logic has a gain plug with a mono button for those types of tracks. Sucks that you still have the stereo file taking up space/bandwidth, though

9th October 2009	#15
Realziment Lives for gear Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Los Angeles / Dublin Posts: 1,560 Thread Starter	yea thats a weak thing on reasons part. thats bs, because when i bounce some percussion i lke to pan it in my mix not when i bounce it from reason. And when its stereo it doesnt pan properly.