Pan Law

[MOSHWITZ]

Sup?

I was wondering what the majority you guys are using as your Pan Law?
and maybe some thoughts as to why you find a particular setting appropriate.

I mean, I know how it works and why they are implemented and what the different levels functions are, but was really curious as to what some of you that are pushing out some killer mixes think, and how many are using what and why for them.


Thanks Guys
MOSHON
DAVE

 

[Mikaël-ange]

4,5db for me.
Why? Because I'm used to it and my fav console use it.

 

[AudioGeekZine]

some say it doesn't matter because you compensate as you're mixing anyway. Others insist on a certain one.
I haven't tested myself.

 

[::XeS::]

+1
Some years ago I did a test when I used to use Sonar. At the end the 2 mix were pretty similar, because I compensated during the mix

 

[AdamWathan]

Only really matters if you are automating the panning of tracks. I use 3.0, sounds the most natural to me when sweeping the stereo field back and forth.

 

[AudioGeekZine]

Only really matters if you are automating the panning of tracks. I use 3.0, sounds the most natural to me when sweeping the stereo field back and forth.

yeah we talked about it a few weeks ago but don't remember any of it.