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Mixer Question - Doubling of tracks
Okay here's the deal,
Previously I ran my synths into the stereo ports on my behringer but I was getting some low level hum that I didn't like so I moved them to the mono ins. The hum went away. I have my keyboard and my synth plugged into 4 channels on the behringer mixer. Basically acting as a left and right for each synth and module. The last track I did sounded really hot but in a good way and then I realized why. I was getting the stereo the left and right channel mixed into the output. (maybe this is obvious to some) Basically the track is being doubled. Anyway, my question is: Will this hurt the overall quality of my sounds, like the kick or snare being unaturally too full (this might seem dumb, but I just don't know) Should I stick to single recording. I know the rule use your ears, but a little technical no how never hurt anyone. Open to all opinions. |
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