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Using your DAW’s standard panning tool
doesn't actually do what you think it

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does.

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This dial right here is what we call balance
control.

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It's not actual stereo panning.

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So it basically just lowers the volume of
the other side.

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So if I go here, it's pulled the right side
volume all the way down.

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And for the opposite, it's pulled the left
side volume all the way down.

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And an easy solution to this is Conductor
Stage,

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a plugin that I've developed that actually
emulates an environment

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that you can put your instruments in.

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So if you plug all your instruments into the
multitrack function,

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it'll take your mix from sounding like this

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to sounding like this