# Mini or tracker..?

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It really depends on the samples. Obviously a stereo sample can sound a lot better than a mono sample. But that does not always have to be the case.

For example, a bassline is maybe something you want to be placed dead center in your mix. Then a mono sample will do just fine.

Stereo however can sound more lively because of the subtle differences in the auditory field.

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