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If there is one thing I’d want to help every single producer in the world with, it’s their mono signal – even just to make my daily work a bit faster (especially when it comes to mastering only where I can't fix this, while I can in mixing when I have the stems).
Hence the public video (one reason I made this is I can point my patrons/students/clients to this instead of writing about it detail every time).
I hope as many producers in the world will get to see this as possible. Feel free to share!

So let's make your signal strong and mono-compatible.

On the video, I’m letting your hear how a sound that is nice and wide may perform very poorly in mono. I show you how to hear it and how to fix it very easily with free tools.

Get that mono right!

PS: Next up: a Patreon-exclusive Metalheadz video walkthru…so stay tuned! 🤘🏻💀

PPS: Thanks to everybody for the support!

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Fix your mono!

If there is one thing I’d want to help every single producer in the world with, it’s their mono signal – to make it strong and mono-compatible! (see bottom of text for essential timecodes) In this video, I’m having your hear how a sound that is nice and wide may perform very poorly in mono. I also show you how to hear it and how to fix it very easily with free tools. I hope as many producers in the world will get to see this as possible. Feel free to share! • My mixing and mastering service: https://fanumusic.com/mastering/ • My Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FanuFatGyver 1:44 Hear how a wide sound performs badly in mono 2:24 Learn about mono compatibility visually (phase correlation) 3:35 Ableton way to fix it 5:00 Free VST way to fix it 6:05 Pro-Q3 way to fix it

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