How to turn your track into stereo

[st3aLth]

Tell me how to make a wide stereo image. I just realized that you have to use the reverb!! Then delay in milliseconds with a delay on one channel( haas effect). Stereo enchancer plug as it is not very pleasant to me.

[musikbear]

Stereo enchancer plug as it is not very pleasant to me.

too bad, cause that the how. You can search for vsts plugins, for the same purpose, and see if you can find something better

[umcaruje]

Stereo enhancer is broken. The way I do my stereo widening is classic haas effect: Grab grejppi's Latency plugin from here: https://github.com/grejppi/latency and then just delay the left or right channel - you can do it out of the plugin, just unlink the knobs. Bam, instant stereo width. Keep in mind to check your mix in mono though.

[Eino]

Panning in the piano roll works great for stereo effects, but it takes a lot of time.

[Jernemies]

A couple of ways I've done:

1. TAP stereo echo. Nice and easy.
L delay 5-10 ms, R/haas delay 7.5-12.5 ms. You can swap the numbers around, just make sure they're not the same. I usually go for 2.5ms difference. The rest of the settings barely matter in this case, and you can use them however you like.

2. The manual way. Duplicate track, pan one left, one right. You can play different notes or delay the second track by just a little bit to create the effect

Whatever it is you do, the trick is that one channel comes with a little bit of delay, or is different by some other way (differnt notes, waveform, etc.)

[st3aLth]

Thank you all for the answers

[musikbear]

Here is a video
https://youtu.be/B1vO-DmB6Os

[hashhakaj]

if you want stereo output without using stereo plugins
just use Eq- 10 band equalizer. it's basic but useful
and make each channel inverted with other
make sure to balance each bands with your ears.
this didn't give you stereo output , it gives you surround system if you use specific mix.

[brandystarbrite]

Wow!
Tons of great info here.
Thanks for all of that info guys.
I'm coming back in the morning to read all of the posts.
Keep it coming guys.

[Gps]

One trick I use, but that's also to get a fuller sound, is to clone a track, and then on the clone move the notes 1/192 ahead.
Then add some plugins as mentioned in this topic already.

Musicbear has a Nice vid on this if I remember right. He moves the notes of the cloned track free hand in the piano roll.