If you have a guitar or vocal track and it just doesn't seem to sound outfront or smooth like it should, here's a long time secret from the analog days. I have found a way to do it with digital recording apps.
It's simple so don't expect some miracle knob or something.
Say your vocal track is track 6, copy it and paste into track 7 in exactly the same spot as it is in track 6. Pan one to the left and one to the right. NOW, zoom wayyyyyyyy in and move track 7's vocals ahead of track 6 vocals just a hair. Adjust to your liking.
This make the vocals very fat, huge, big, up front, etc, etc.
This used to be done on analog recordings by panning the vocal all the way to the left, adding a very short single delay and panning it all the way to the right.
Easily done as explained above when using Mixcraft.
It's simple so don't expect some miracle knob or something.
Say your vocal track is track 6, copy it and paste into track 7 in exactly the same spot as it is in track 6. Pan one to the left and one to the right. NOW, zoom wayyyyyyyy in and move track 7's vocals ahead of track 6 vocals just a hair. Adjust to your liking.
This make the vocals very fat, huge, big, up front, etc, etc.
This used to be done on analog recordings by panning the vocal all the way to the left, adding a very short single delay and panning it all the way to the right.
Easily done as explained above when using Mixcraft.
