RESPECT (for 249$)

[Luvin Da Blues]

. When you lay down a bass track, you simply leave the panning knob at exactly center of the left and right (or neutral) and don't pan it. The signal if reproduced in a two channel system will image center between the speakers above 120hz, or in a 5.1 system it will come from the center speaker if not directed to the subwoofer via bass management. As you should know, with a panning knob (or joystick) the level that is equal between the two channels will come from in between those two channels. In a 5.1, you simply place the signal in the center channel. Not that difficult.

Of course this is true but, I have many recordings where for example the piano may be panned left and kettle drums may be panned right. These cancellations is what I'm talking about.