Why does mono compatibility matter? Speakers like Amazon Echo and Google Home are mono speakers and many people use them to play music.
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So, making sure your mix sounds good in both mono and stereo is still very important.
In this video, Al unpacks his secrets for getting the widest possible mix when going from stereo to mono.
Al offers four tips for collapsing stereo tracks to mono:
00:00 Intro
01:34 Run a duplicate signal through a wet reverb
02:15 Create differences in the signal
03:02 Use delay over phase manipulation
04:11 Haas delay explained
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