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Tone & Timbre One school

Music skill

Panning Perception

Locating where a sound sits in the stereo field.

Why it matters

A core skill in Studio Mix.

The exercises below show how Studio Mix teaches and tests this skill.

Studio Mix

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Tone & Timbre

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How to learn it

Notice it, practise it, use it again

You may meet the same skill in several exercises or schools. Each one gives you another way to hear or apply it.

01 · Notice

Identify the choice

Focus on the specific musical decision instead of judging the whole attempt as good or bad.

02 · Practise

Complete an exercise

Use a short exercise to hear the skill clearly and try it for yourself.

03 · Apply

Use it in context

Try the same skill in another exercise, another school, or a more complete piece of work.

Practice exercises

Where to practise Panning Perception

These exercises are available in Main Act now. The same exercise may appear in more than one school when it teaches a shared skill.

Studio Mix

Use what you hear to make a repeatable mixing decision.

5 exercises
  • Panning IDTry free
  • Mid Side
  • Mid Side WidthTry free
  • Midside Decision
  • Translation Check

Related skills

What to learn before or after this

This sequence is a suggestion. You can start here or use the nearby skills to choose what to practise next.

Play it now, no account

Train Panning Perception in two minutes.

Each one is the real drill from its school, ending in a prescription. Nothing is saved until you choose to.

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Reverb Perception

This nearby skill can make Panning Perception easier to hear or perform.

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Practise this skill

Add Panning Perception to your next session.

Preview a plan with an exercise suited to your current level. Your result helps choose what you practise afterward.