TheWinterSnow
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Air Drumming is a huge thing. I think there are two types of non-musicians, the ones who don't notice or care about panning (if they even know how a drum set is even set up or even how to remotely play one) and ones who do because they air drum or air drums because they notice the small things. I think between the people who know a few things about music other than they like to listen to it and the musicians create the larger group/population than the ones who don't notice shit like that. So where most people will air drum and the rest don't care or have the OCD to care which perspective the drums are panned, please the air drummers and the performing musicians.
I do think that most producers will be inclined to go for audience perspective because they aren't a playing part of the band, their job is to listen to the band and capture the essence of the recordings from their perspective (audience).
Extremely uncomfortable. It feels like trying to write left handed or just picking something up or holding something with your left hand (if you are right handed), even if your not imagining yourself air drumming along, you still get that weird, your using the wring hand feeling.
I do think that most producers will be inclined to go for audience perspective because they aren't a playing part of the band, their job is to listen to the band and capture the essence of the recordings from their perspective (audience).
Extremely uncomfortable. It feels like trying to write left handed or just picking something up or holding something with your left hand (if you are right handed), even if your not imagining yourself air drumming along, you still get that weird, your using the wring hand feeling.
