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LCR Panning Pros And Cons A Mixing State Of Mind The idea is simple: don’t use intermediate pan positions. Any given mono source can be panned hard left, hard right or straight down the middle. LCR panning isn’t so much a technique as a mindset that can lead you to more satisfying mixes. There can be a huge gulf between what trained and untrained ears hear when they listen to a track. Your average listener isn’t thinking “That guitar’s a bit edgy” or “Isn’t the conga fighting a bit with the floor tom?” Their reactions are much more instinctual and basic. Music either p...

Thanks for the input! desmond wrote:Thanks - yes, I saw you'd done an Apollo version and no longer had the Focusrite and therefore weren't supporting it any more, and the stability issue made me stop using it, unfortunately. Luckily my Focusrite is with a friend next by, so we can switch interfaces for a while if needed :D desmond wrote:Hmm, I don't know. The Focusrite's in the main are fairly budget interfaces, so you'd have to factor that in for the pricing - there aren't going to be many people wanting to pay, say £30 to add MIDI controls to a £100 interface, I'd expect.

Thanks for the input! desmond wrote:Thanks - yes, I saw you'd done an Apollo version and no longer had the Focusrite and therefore weren't supporting it any more, and the stability issue made me stop using it, unfortunately. Luckily my Focusrite is with a friend next by, so we can switch interfaces for a while if needed :D desmond wrote:Hmm, I don't know. The Focusrite's in the main are fairly budget interfaces, so you'd have to factor that in for the pricing - there aren't going to be many people wanting to pay, say £30 to add MIDI controls to a £100 interface, I'd expect.