Take care using stereo delay on mono signals

Stereo delays on mono sources may be distracting and artificial-sounding. But mono delays, especially when panned to match the dry signal, can help the tone and sustain of a track.1

  1. Mixing Secrets for the Small Studio pg. 302 ↩

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