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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eric Cagle" data-source="post: 47849" data-attributes="member: 277">Re: To Pan...or Not To Pan....Mono nearly all of the time unless the crowd is far enough away from the stacks to all benifit from stereo. An example is a narrow theatre with an orchestra pit in front of the stage. Another example is outside throwing long and narrow with a barracade between the folks and stage. I came from the recording studio side of the field. Very nice when I get to do it, stereo can really clean up and open a mix up but I won't do it and sacrifice the sound for the fans in the front rows and extreme sides. I use the panning occasionally to balance out stage volume like a loud guitar amp on stage left etc.</blockquote>

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