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Panning samples pans reverb not sure if im doing something incorrect but have tried a lot of combinations.

sample by itself pan

the group panned

this is when going into a bus .

Are the reverb and delay mono?
in Sample Creation by marvin-harootoonyan (260 points)

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Hmm. The reverb and the delay should definitely be stereo. Did you attach the reverb to the group or is it a global or bus-level reverb? I ask because generally, you will want to attach reverb at the global or at the bus level.

by decentsamples (8.0k points)
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Thanks for the reponse 


My bus set up


<buses>

<bus busVolume="1.0" output1Target="MAIN_OUTPUT" output1Volume="1.0" >

<effects>

<effect type="delay" delayTime="0.5" delayTimeFormat="musical_time" stereoOffset="0.0" feedback="0.0" wetLevel="1.0"/>

</effects>

</bus>

<bus busVolume="1.0" output1Target="MAIN_OUTPUT" output1Volume="1.0">

<effects>

<effect type="convolution" mix="1.0" irFile="./IR/plate1.wav"/>

</effects>

</bus>

</buses>

Then the group

<group attack=".1" release="2.0" sustain="1.0" enabled="false" output1Target="MAIN_OUTPUT" output2Target="BUS_1" output3Target="BUS_2">


My expected output the reverb and delay outputs on both channels even though the group is hard panned left or right.


 

by marvin-harootoonyan (260 points)
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