How to fix this?
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How to fix this?
When im making a song with mixcraft and finish the song and mix it down everything sounds good when i listen to it with my bluetooth speaker or headphones but when i go listen to the song in the car it only play from the speakers in the front. When i listen to other people music it plays in the front and in the back. How do i fix this?
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Re: How to fix this?
Evening,
Wow, that's interesting, I've never tried anything in the car before. Is a car radio actually surround sound? If so, Sonic Anomaly makes a free surround panning plugin -- you might give it a shot:
http://sonic.supermaailma.net/plugins
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Wow, that's interesting, I've never tried anything in the car before. Is a car radio actually surround sound? If so, Sonic Anomaly makes a free surround panning plugin -- you might give it a shot:
http://sonic.supermaailma.net/plugins
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Re: How to fix this?
No, a typical four speaker automotive system is stereo. With a balance control to adjust the Ft/Rr proportional level. This is entirely controlled in the vehicles audio system.bigaquarium wrote:Is a car radio actually surround sound?
Re: How to fix this?
Hi, welcome to the Mixcraft forum.
The front/rear balance on the vehicle stereo probably got changed.
The front/rear balance on the vehicle stereo probably got changed.
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Reverbnation: https://www.reverbnation.com/joelouvar
Re: How to fix this?
For some strange reason, my car radio Blue Tooth function defaults to front speakers only, and I needed to go to settings (either Blue Tooth Fader or turning on both front & rear speakers for Blue Tooth) to turn on the rear speakers. Hopefully, it's as simple as that.
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Re: How to fix this?
Heh, heh. I snuck over there earlier and reversed the polarity on your rear speakers so they would be out of phase with each other and therefore cancel each other out...
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Re: How to fix this?
Ha! That reminds me of the trick I've been doing to Dale.......
Oops! No one read that, right?
BTW I'm going with a 60 to 80% confidence level the original post is b/s, though I'm open to bring proven wrong
Oops! No one read that, right?
BTW I'm going with a 60 to 80% confidence level the original post is b/s, though I'm open to bring proven wrong
Re: How to fix this?
Make 2 x 5 foot tubes out of toilet paper cardboard rolls and put one end over the speakers and the other end under the rear seat.
Re: How to fix this?
Hello again, I see this is your first post here... Welcome to the Mixcraft forum.Yungraider wrote:When im making a song with mixcraft and finish the song and mix it down everything sounds good when i listen to it with my bluetooth speaker or headphones but when i go listen to the song in the car it only play from the speakers in the front. When i listen to other people music it plays in the front and in the back. How do i fix this?
If you haven’t fixed the problem yet... Reference your vehicle stereo manual on how to adjust the front and rear balance/volume.
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Reverbnation: https://www.reverbnation.com/joelouvar
Re: How to fix this?
Because you mention using Bluetooth in the question, the answer from Thomas regarding bluetooth appears to be the issue, mixdown to a c.d. and try that.