How to Avoid Phase Issues 

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I’m not sure to understand what you mean 🤔 it doesn’t really matter if your 808s plays different notes. I’m not sure if that was your question :)

You’re welcome! No not only in the low and low mid you could have some phases issues in the highs but they are not as noticeable as the low so we tend to leave them in the highs, as they are drown by the others sounds. But in the low, it’s really important to fix them to not lose the punch of your sound. Few instruments only sit in there, usually kick, bass, Toms, which are the core of your track so if you lose the energy around here it will dramatically change your track. 👍

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Thank you for your comment! :) yeah like I said in the video « Ouf of Phase » can cause phase cancellations between 2 audio signals. What does that mean, is that your sound will lose the impact or create a weird sound because when 1 audio signal wants to « pump » the sound, the other one wants to « stop » it. Hope that make sense 👌

Sorry for the late reply! But yes you can use this technique for any elements that loses impact when converted to mono, I’m always making sure any sound that I create doesn’t sound too different from stereo to mono by controlling the stereo field 🫡

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