Raise them the same amount.

Hmmm...are you asking because some readout is telling you the RMS reading isn't the same?

Use your ear - screw the meters. If it SOUNDS good, it IS good...

No problem: mixdown to a mono track --> convert to a stereo track. Works every time when you just gotta have the RMS of both channels within less than 0.0001db of each other. 8-)

Reggie wrote: No problem: mixdown to a mono track --> convert to a stereo track. Works every time when you just gotta have the RMS of both channels within less than 0.0001db of each other. 8-)

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I was just going to say:

"Record, mix, edit and master in mono..."

Slavebell wrote: I sow someweare it can be done with waves Stereo Imager but its not accurately... Is there a way to get exactly the same RMS on both channels?
thx

If you ever wind up with the exact same RMS levels on a stereo recording, you're probably doing something very wrong.

Oh i didnt know that... Thx