When we mix in stereo, we position our sounds across the entire stereo spectrum, but sometimes strange things happen between the sounds at the sides and the sounds in the center of the spectrum. I'm sure you've heard about the law of panning more than once. In today's video, we'll talk about this and all the myths surrounding it.
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