I record 32 mono tracks from the church mixer using Nuendo. I drag them into Logic Pro X and edit for volume etc. My problem is that I can't pan the individual tracks in Logic - if I (for example) pan some tracks hard left, the volume goes to zero.
Anyone know what I am doing wrong?
Logic Pro X, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4), null
Make sure you haven't set it to one sided mono - sounds like you've set it to 'right' instead of to normal 'mono'. So click and briefly jold the format button and hold until the menu appears. Also check that your plugins are all set to mono - though they should automatically switch when you alter the format - but maybe some 3rd party plugs don't play along.
edit: Oh, I see you already found the cause.
😊 ooops - sorry chaps, i had stupidly unplugged one of the main outs into my mixer L channel....
doh
Do you have any Plugins in the master bus? If so remove them or enable Low Latency mode.
Have you tried Logic with a software instrument to make sure your hardware is functioning correctly. That you in fact have both audio outputs functioning in Logic.
Are you sure the tracks in Logic are Mono tracks?
And all the outputs are set to 1-2 or whatever you've named the master bus.
At least I found how to set a track to mono. Thanks again. What a steaming prat I am!
Sorry, I must be super thick - it never used to be so not-obvious to me.. I tried creating with mono tracks but that didn't help. Googling I see there should be a format for each track but I can't see it.. Help!
Rats... that hasn't fixed my prob - the track is now mono (thanks) and the track output is showing St Out but panning full left reduces the level to zero. Panning to 9 o'clock just reduces the volume of what I presume is a mono output.
No I'm not! I can't see how to set them to mono. I can't see any buttton in the individual track header.
All the outputs are set to 1-2
Thanks for the help!
THANKS!
mono track import - pan has no effect on one ch
