>song starts >guitar panned hard left

>>73788317
Most stereo stuff from 67/68 is pretty dire

>>73788322
>67
lol was listening to a day in the life when i posted. made in 67

>>73788349
Yeah Beatles stuff is especially bad, the new Sgt Pepper's stereo remix actually turns it into a listenable album by modern standards.

Don't even get me started on Hendrix though

>guitar is double tracked, one panned hard right, and one panned hard left

>>73788386
but that's awesome

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>guitar is mostly on the left but there's a quieter yet still audible sound on the right
>they're playing the same thing
listening to it in headphones is madness.

>>73788483
Is it the same piece of audio?
Could be an attempt at the Haas Effect.

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>song doesn't start

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>>73788317
Sonic Youth has a single (feels more like an EP) where all but one of the tracks does this

>>73788559
It's not a song it's a piece. Songs are SUNG and generally have WORDS. HAHAHAHA aren't we funny? Is this what you were taught at conservatoire mister Stephen Foster? Everybody we've got a Stephen Foster over here! A fucking Stephen Foster! A great comedian. The beloved entertainer. Stephen Foster. Fucking kill yourself turbopleb.

>>73788580
Inspired by The Ramones no doubt.

>>73788590
It's not a piece it's nothing. Pieces are PLAYED and generally have NOTES. HAHAHAHA aren't we funny? Is this what you were taught at conservatoire mister Stephen Foster? Everybody we've got a Stephen Foster over here! A fucking Stephen Foster! A great comedian. The beloved entertainer. Stephen Foster. Fucking kill yourself turbopleb.

>>73788322
>>73788349
>>73788357

Dark Times indeed. It was almost as if the mono guys made bad stereo mixes on purpose

fucking luddites could not even into wall of sound

I don't even use panning, just widening. Panning is only good for balancing, doubling/ADT and separating two similar sounds (two synths or something). First two of those examples I would consider widening anyway
I find unbalanced mixes unappealing. One side is always slightly louder/brighter/bigger. It's very obvious and unnatural