Another basic decision is whether to record as mono or stereo. I know professional recording engineers who always record single instruments using only one microphone, but most record in stereo at least occasionally. For pop music projects, recording each instrument in mono makes a lot of sense. Using two microphones, with each panned fully left and right, can make an instrument sound too large and dominating. That might be just what you want for a solo act where one person plays piano or guitar and sings. And obviously a classical recording of a solo piano or violin benefits from a full-sounding stereo field. But a trumpet or clarinet overdub on a pop tune is often best recorded in mono, then panned and EQ’d to not interfere with the other instruments.
Yeah there are several techniques when recording instruments that can be used. Always good to have the mix in mind so it makes it fit better like you said.
To those who are just new and wants to mix and master on your own, learn about 'panning'. You're welcome! 💕 mono is usually drums, stereo for 'instruments' like guitar, lead vocals are usually mono as well as keys and lead synths
You are the man! Complex info delivered in a slow and easy to understand way. Do you have a video on the MRhythmizer plugin? I'm having timing issues with it and there R no good tuts.
I think the real question is: When might you want to use mono or stereo tracks/effects in the mix? That is, when might you want to have a stereo sound verses a mono sound in the mix for any particular instrument?
Hi , very good explanation, but i m still confused. If u record a bunch of mono instruments- trumpet, voice, clarinet, whatever. Now u go to do the mix, together with some stereo piano, guitar. How do u set up the stereo mix for the mono instruments?
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thanks a bunch i learnt from this video mono on your some of your vocals and some instruments depending on what you want like you can set a mono compression on a vocal and create a bus using a stereo reverb effects it all depending on what you want on your mix thanks for helping me understand better but my advice is mono on your kick drums snare bass even compression should be mono on them then you can add a stereo effects on what ever instrument you want to bring out a stereo sound like the piano when it was switched on a stereo track i could hear but the left the middle and the right range thats why its called mixing. CORRECT ME IF AM WORNG thanks once again.
So when using waves plugins you use all plugins mono on vocals ( eq, compression, ssl channel, reverb, delay ) ??? And what about synth vst mono or stereo waves plugins??
I use mono when it is a mono effect on a mono track like EQ and compression. Typically you want to do a stereo reverb and delay but you don’t have too, depends on the sound you want.
Hey, great video. I've never come across your stuff before but you definitely know what you're talking about. Do you have a video on when to record other types of files like kick drums and bass lines? I'm in that dilemma now. I think mono? I also use a sound module and record via SPDIF. I find I'm always debating whether to record in mono or stereo (for certain things - mostly percussion). Insight?
Thanks. For any sample of synth it just depends on the source. Some kick samples are in mono and others are in stereo. So when using samples I create mono and stereo then drag it to the one that it is. To be safe you could just use stereo tracks. A mono signal on a stereo track is still mono.
Hey man just stumbled across your video. So if you have a project with some instruments that are in stereo and bass in mono... What about the actual master? Will the master be in stereo or mono? Thx in advance
Great video. Are the principles of mono vs stereo the same when using line inputs to record? Such as a Stage Piano plugged into an interface and recorded into a DAW. Would it be better to record in stereo and then split the track in the DAW or simply choose between mono & stereo before recording? Thanks
Intermediate learner on pro tools 12.5 just hook up new e600 drum mics some mics are picking up sound some not. Is it in pro tools setting or scarlett.. Thank you for any advice.
I'm having some trouble with my metal mixes sounding a bit 2d.... I want a bigger wider sound, I double track mono guitars left and right with 2 different takes.... I also use ez drummer... Now, would you recommend I make the drums stereo to fill the sound up? Cheers, Ice always done every mono.
Yeah I would spread some of the drums around. Maybe a room mic and pan the cymbals around. Then to get everything wider use a stereo widener. My favorite is inside the bx_masterdesk plugin.
@@RawTechniqueStudios appreciate the reply, thanks, OK I'll check out that plug in, just when I listen to my mixes on a hifi they always sound "right down the middle"... I want a huge full sound, I'll try this, thanks.
But what if I record a mono vocal and then automate the pan going from left to right field.Is that mono or stereo or what?It is obviously stereo but it is mono!?!What the hell....?!?
It is a mono track that is moving in the stereo field. So the track stays mono but the master fader needs to be stereo so the stereo information (the paning) is heard.
Great video! Would it be wrong to bounce all my vst to mono? Then use hass effect to spread things when needed? My problem is that i exclusively use vst for all my music elements, so all the vsts are stereo. I bounce all my tracks to stereo and have difficulty creating width and imaging. I thought maybe mono all tracks then pan them how i want, using a delay or something like microshift will re-spread tracks how i want. Hope i made sense sorry if i didn't. What would you advise? Thanks!
I have no audio interface. I use a stereo cable that connects the pedalboard to the PC through the microphone input. When I record on Reaper, the sound is more or less tolerable. The problem is when I try to record a second track, for example lead guitar, while the rhythm plays. The sound of the recording is very distorted, with a horrible quality. This also happens if I turn on the metronome. It seems that the recording is affected when the pc produces sound at the same time. I formatted my pc a little while ago, and it seems to have solved the problem, however, I don't know how the problem came back. On the other hand, if you try to record in FL Studio, the sound is always bad. I don't know if it's any Asio problem. When I say that the sound is bad I refer for example to the sound of certain videos that are on youtube with poor quality where the sound comes out all distorted full of interference. Please I need help.
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Hi Have you ever heard of using panning while tracking (recording not mixing)? My producer buddy says if you pan kick left, snare right , etc you’ll get a purer signal. Any thoughts? Thanks Steve
I rarely record anymore but never heard of that before. Only time I have listened to music like that is on the old Beatles records when the first started doing stereo. But that was more vocals on one side and other instruments on the other.
Yeah, NOTmixing... he was saying RECORD with the pan knobs at extremes for a better sound. Then obviously pan as you normally would. I don’t know if this is a real technique, it sounded a bit like BS to me but that’s why I’m asking Thanks man 😄😄😄
Nice Video regards from Portugal. I Have a problem i need Help for this Can anyone explain me ? In Protools i bounce several tracks in a group track with all pan worked but i dont Bounce in Stereo, i Bounce in Multiple Mono. Than i Open a project in Ableton Live and import the 2 Mono tracks for 2 tracks in Ableton i assume the 2 tracks together its a Stereo File in ableton right ? in Ableton , the 2 tracks i put in Center ( C ) Than if i want export again the 2 tracks in Ableton but in Multiple mono ? In Ableton i only see ( Stereo ) or ( Mono ) if i export in mono one track than the other i need to change the Pan all to Left and the other track all to R ? Or i export the 2 tracks in Center ( C) Preserve the Stereo fild ? Ableton dont have Multiple Mono L and R Thanks !
@@RawTechniqueStudios because its for send by via Ethetnet transfer for a Adat Alesis HD24 for LIVE Performance, the ADAT i need both the 2 channels separate, there are 24 inputs and 24 oututs mono in adat, than i send the 2 monos from ADAT to my Mackie Mixer than i work the pan more open or not, this is because i need the multiple mono for adat. thanks for your help
Thanks. No it's not a big problem it just makes more work in the mix. I just create 2 mono tracks, drop the stereo on that, then delete the one with no signal and keep the one that is the mono signal.
I know I’m late but what about when making beats everything is done through the computer no microphones. I keep coming across videos saying mix in mono. So do I buy stereo plugins or mono plugins?
I make all beats inside the computer only and some samples I use are stereo and some are mono. Most plugins you buy have a stereo and mono version that come together so you just buy the plugin once. Mixing in mono is a way to listen not actually mix. Everyone now days are making stereo records. But they will check the mix in mono just incase someone decided to go old school and listen to the song on a mono setup. Also listening in mono can reveal stereo problems like phase cancellation or buildup.
When a stereo track is default it’s panned left and right but a mono is straight. Does it mean the stereo is panned hard left and right meaning far left and speaker, if so shouldn’t it be straight in the middle like mono !?
i used a wave doubler 2 to double track a vocal track(make it a stereo track) in a mix, when the main out was summed into mono i started hearing funny combfiltering sounds and it initially sounded nice in the stereo what can i do to make it sound good if not better in mono help!
Doubler makes it sound stereo by delaying one side more than the other. When you go to mono it will sound weird because you can now notice that delay. Only way around it is to record 2 vocals and use that for a stereo sound.
so ok so the vocals recording in mono when you start bussing cause you gotta bus in stereo what happens if you buss in mono to do you change the vocals to stereo?😕 how would that sound anyways
It just depends on the effect you are using. Reverb sounds different in stereo than it does in mono .So you have to choose which you prefer for your song.
adding on to this conversation I was curious is there a preferred way to process lead vocals? for example, would you put mono plugins such as eq, compressor, and desser on a lead vocal aux or would they all be stereo plugins?
I'm confused, you make it sound like you can't record vocals in stereo with one mic. But you can.. Are the vocals for hit songs recorded in mono or do they use multiple mics?
Stereo is 2 tracks in one so when recording with 2 microphones you get one left and one right for a stereo spread. Mono is 1 microphone. You can have a mono recording look like a stereo recording but it is still just a mono sound unless you added in stereo information. When you say you can record a stereo track with one mic what do you mean? 1 microphone can only go into 1 track at a time and a stereo track is 2 mono tracks together in one. Hit songs or recording in a bedroom it is all the same thing. If recording a mono source you would use 1 microphone. But if recording say a choir and you want the stereo sound then you would use 2 microphones for that.
@@RawTechniqueStudios Ohh I see, well I guess I mean when I test my mic on an ordinary stereo channel it sounds stereo, like if I clap on the left side of it I hear a recording of a left-sided clap. But I guess that's not important for vocal recording, I'll do it in mono from now on. Thanks!
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Another basic decision is whether to record as mono or stereo. I know professional recording engineers who always record single instruments using only one microphone, but most record in stereo at least occasionally. For pop music projects, recording each instrument in mono makes a lot of sense. Using two microphones, with each panned fully left and right, can make an instrument sound too large and dominating. That might be just what you want for a solo act where one person plays piano or guitar and sings. And obviously a classical recording of a solo piano or violin benefits from a full-sounding stereo field. But a trumpet or clarinet overdub on a pop tune is often best recorded in mono, then panned and EQ’d to not interfere with the other instruments.
Yeah there are several techniques when recording instruments that can be used. Always good to have the mix in mind so it makes it fit better like you said.
Simply the best tutorial about the concept of mono and stereo. Thank you so much!
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To those who are just new and wants to mix and master on your own, learn about 'panning'. You're welcome! 💕
mono is usually drums, stereo for 'instruments' like guitar, lead vocals are usually mono as well as keys and lead synths
This is some of the best info I’ve ever gotten regarding stereo audio!
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Great vid but I would have liked to hear when should u use stereo/mono. Ex: Hi-hats, congas, strings, bass or drums..etc.
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Thank you for this tutorial. Tryin to get back into recording/mixing after years, and I FORGOT A LOT of simple Pro-Tools concepts. haha :/
You are the man! Complex info delivered in a slow and easy to understand way. Do you have a video on the MRhythmizer plugin? I'm having timing issues with it and there R no good tuts.
Thanks! No I have never used that plugin before sorry.
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I think the real question is: When might you want to use mono or stereo tracks/effects in the mix? That is, when might you want to have a stereo sound verses a mono sound in the mix for any particular instrument?
Just depends on the effect you want. Mono reverb, stereo reverb, delays can be mono or stereo as well. It's a preference thing
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Hi , very good explanation, but i m still confused. If u record a bunch of mono instruments- trumpet, voice, clarinet, whatever. Now u go to do the mix, together with some stereo piano, guitar. How do u set up the stereo mix for the mono instruments?
Great video, thank you.
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Man, love to see you still at it. Quick question. When you mix, do you use a bus compressor or limiter on the master fader and mix into it?
Hey, very rarely. I usually add that at the end.
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Hey mano your helper shall come from different angles. You just resolved 40% of my production errors. mostly some one like me that can't afford schools and end up learning it the hard way.. My so much love and respect. God Bless.
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thanks a bunch i learnt from this video mono on your some of your vocals and some instruments depending on what you want like you can set a mono compression on a vocal and create a bus using a stereo reverb effects it all depending on what you want on your mix thanks for helping me understand better but my advice is mono on your kick drums snare bass even compression should be mono on them then you can add a stereo effects on what ever instrument you want to bring out a stereo sound like the piano when it was switched on a stereo track i could hear but the left the middle and the right range thats why its called mixing. CORRECT ME IF AM WORNG thanks once again.
Yeah I do kick and snare and most vocals mono then add stereo instruments to fill up the stereo field. Thanks for watching!
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So when using waves plugins you use all plugins mono on vocals ( eq, compression, ssl channel, reverb, delay ) ???
And what about synth vst mono or stereo waves plugins??
I use mono when it is a mono effect on a mono track like EQ and compression. Typically you want to do a stereo reverb and delay but you don’t have too, depends on the sound you want.
Hey, great video. I've never come across your stuff before but you definitely know what you're talking about. Do you have a video on when to record other types of files like kick drums and bass lines? I'm in that dilemma now. I think mono? I also use a sound module and record via SPDIF. I find I'm always debating whether to record in mono or stereo (for certain things - mostly percussion). Insight?
Thanks. For any sample of synth it just depends on the source. Some kick samples are in mono and others are in stereo. So when using samples I create mono and stereo then drag it to the one that it is. To be safe you could just use stereo tracks. A mono signal on a stereo track is still mono.
pls what exactly do you means by record mono n stereo and later drag to cos we are Logic pro Users thanks
what a great video! awesome man!
Thanks!
Hey man just stumbled across your video. So if you have a project with some instruments that are in stereo and bass in mono... What about the actual master? Will the master be in stereo or mono? Thx in advance
Hey, glad you found the channel. Your master would be stereo.
Great video. Are the principles of mono vs stereo the same when using line inputs to record? Such as a Stage Piano plugged into an interface and recorded into a DAW. Would it be better to record in stereo and then split the track in the DAW or simply choose between mono & stereo before recording? Thanks
Most line inputs from a digital instrument are stereo. So you would do a stereo track with both line inputs going to it.
Intermediate learner on pro tools 12.5 just hook up new e600 drum mics some mics are picking up sound some not. Is it in pro tools setting or scarlett.. Thank you for any advice.
It could be either. Make sure the preamps are turned up and the correct channel is selected in pro tools.
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I'm having some trouble with my metal mixes sounding a bit 2d.... I want a bigger wider sound, I double track mono guitars left and right with 2 different takes.... I also use ez drummer... Now, would you recommend I make the drums stereo to fill the sound up? Cheers, Ice always done every mono.
Yeah I would spread some of the drums around. Maybe a room mic and pan the cymbals around. Then to get everything wider use a stereo widener. My favorite is inside the bx_masterdesk plugin.
@@RawTechniqueStudios appreciate the reply, thanks, OK I'll check out that plug in, just when I listen to my mixes on a hifi they always sound "right down the middle"... I want a huge full sound, I'll try this, thanks.
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But what if I record a mono vocal and then automate the pan going from left to right field.Is that mono or stereo or what?It is obviously stereo but it is mono!?!What the hell....?!?
It is a mono track that is moving in the stereo field. So the track stays mono but the master fader needs to be stereo so the stereo information (the paning) is heard.
Great video! Would it be wrong to bounce all my vst to mono? Then use hass effect to spread things when needed? My problem is that i exclusively use vst for all my music elements, so all the vsts are stereo. I bounce all my tracks to stereo and have difficulty creating width and imaging. I thought maybe mono all tracks then pan them how i want, using a delay or something like microshift will re-spread tracks how i want. Hope i made sense sorry if i didn't. What would you advise? Thanks!
If the instruments have stereo info I would do stereo bounce. You can always pan a stereo file to the side or middle if needed later.
@@RawTechniqueStudios thanks for the response!
I have no audio interface. I use a stereo cable that connects the pedalboard to the PC through the microphone input. When I record on Reaper, the sound is more or less tolerable. The problem is when I try to record a second track, for example lead guitar, while the rhythm plays. The sound of the recording is very distorted, with a horrible quality. This also happens if I turn on the metronome. It seems that the recording is affected when the pc produces sound at the same time. I formatted my pc a little while ago, and it seems to have solved the problem, however, I don't know how the problem came back. On the other hand, if you try to record in FL Studio, the sound is always bad. I don't know if it's any Asio problem. When I say that the sound is bad I refer for example to the sound of certain videos that are on youtube with poor quality where the sound comes out all distorted full of interference. Please I need help.
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So how would you go about putting a stereo reverb on mono vocals because you only have one mic.
reverb can be stereo and is the most common to use. You would put the reverb on a stereo aux and bus the vocals to it to blend.
Bc dude, sometime it hard to do music in stereo? Let alone solo? How could acoustic guitar be in stereo? without some tweaks?
You would use 2 microphones to make acoustic guitar stereo or 1 to make it mono.
Hi
Have you ever heard of using panning while tracking (recording not mixing)?
My producer buddy says if you pan kick left, snare right , etc you’ll get a purer signal.
Any thoughts?
Thanks Steve
I rarely record anymore but never heard of that before. Only time I have listened to music like that is on the old Beatles records when the first started doing stereo. But that was more vocals on one side and other instruments on the other.
Yeah, NOTmixing... he was saying RECORD with the pan knobs at extremes for a better sound.
Then obviously pan as you normally would.
I don’t know if this is a real technique, it sounded a bit like BS to me but that’s why I’m asking
Thanks man 😄😄😄
Nice Video regards from Portugal. I Have a problem i need Help for this
Can anyone explain me ?
In Protools i bounce several tracks
in a group track with all pan worked
but i dont Bounce in Stereo, i Bounce
in Multiple Mono.
Than i Open a project in Ableton Live
and import the 2 Mono tracks for 2 tracks in Ableton
i assume the 2 tracks together its a Stereo File in ableton right ?
in Ableton , the 2 tracks i put in Center ( C )
Than if i want export again the 2 tracks in Ableton
but in Multiple mono ?
In Ableton i only see ( Stereo ) or ( Mono )
if i export in mono one track than the other
i need to change the Pan all to Left and the
other track all to R ?
Or i export the 2 tracks in Center ( C)
Preserve the Stereo fild ?
Ableton dont have Multiple Mono L and R
Thanks !
Why not export as stereo? It would keep all panning as needed. And exporting would be the same across the DAW's
@@RawTechniqueStudios because its for send by via Ethetnet transfer for a Adat Alesis HD24 for LIVE Performance, the ADAT i need both the 2 channels separate, there are 24 inputs and 24 oututs mono in adat, than i send the 2 monos from ADAT to my Mackie Mixer than i work the pan more open or not, this is because i need the multiple mono for adat. thanks for your help
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when export a mono track as stereo by mistake, is there any problem to mix with it? great video man...
Thanks. No it's not a big problem it just makes more work in the mix. I just create 2 mono tracks, drop the stereo on that, then delete the one with no signal and keep the one that is the mono signal.
@@RawTechniqueStudios yeah sometimes you have to do that with some samples..
I know I’m late but what about when making beats everything is done through the computer no microphones. I keep coming across videos saying mix in mono. So do I buy stereo plugins or mono plugins?
I make all beats inside the computer only and some samples I use are stereo and some are mono. Most plugins you buy have a stereo and mono version that come together so you just buy the plugin once. Mixing in mono is a way to listen not actually mix. Everyone now days are making stereo records. But they will check the mix in mono just incase someone decided to go old school and listen to the song on a mono setup. Also listening in mono can reveal stereo problems like phase cancellation or buildup.
If you import an instrumental that is made in stereo and then record a mono vocal to create a song to it, do you bounce as mono or interleaved?
You would bounce as stereo interleaved
When a stereo track is default it’s panned left and right but a mono is straight. Does it mean the stereo is panned hard left and right meaning far left and speaker, if so shouldn’t it be straight in the middle like mono !?
Stereo is hard left and right and it covers the entire stereo field. If you pan stereo to center then you are listening to it in mono.
Raw Technique Studios thanks
can you make a more up to date rap template for logic with stock plug ins
I no longer use logic. I have Logic Pro 9 but haven't used it in months. The SAW's I am focusing on are Pro Tools and Studio One 3.
i used a wave doubler 2 to double track a vocal track(make it a stereo track) in a mix, when the main out was summed into mono i started hearing funny combfiltering sounds and it initially sounded nice in the stereo what can i do to make it sound good if not better in mono help!
Doubler makes it sound stereo by delaying one side more than the other. When you go to mono it will sound weird because you can now notice that delay. Only way around it is to record 2 vocals and use that for a stereo sound.
@@RawTechniqueStudios thanks!
So i can have a mono vocal. Going to a stereo master. Also would my beat be stereo or mono.
Yeah all mono and stereo tracks go to a stereo master. The beat is almost always stereo. Very rare a producer makes a beat mono
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@dom dova you should have the stems for the beat. It'll allow for creativity and mixing to your flavor.
so ok so the vocals recording in mono when you start bussing cause you gotta bus in stereo what happens if you buss in mono to do you change the vocals to stereo?😕 how would that sound anyways
Mono vocals can bus to mono aux inputs or stereo aux inputs. The vocal stays mono but the effect on the aux is either mono or stereo.
ok so it dont matter when bussing what if i buss some in stereo an buss some in mono
It just depends on the effect you are using. Reverb sounds different in stereo than it does in mono .So you have to choose which you prefer for your song.
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adding on to this conversation I was curious is there a preferred way to process lead vocals? for example, would you put mono plugins such as eq, compressor, and desser on a lead vocal aux or would they all be stereo plugins?
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I'm confused, you make it sound like you can't record vocals in stereo with one mic. But you can.. Are the vocals for hit songs recorded in mono or do they use multiple mics?
Stereo is 2 tracks in one so when recording with 2 microphones you get one left and one right for a stereo spread. Mono is 1 microphone. You can have a mono recording look like a stereo recording but it is still just a mono sound unless you added in stereo information.
When you say you can record a stereo track with one mic what do you mean? 1 microphone can only go into 1 track at a time and a stereo track is 2 mono tracks together in one.
Hit songs or recording in a bedroom it is all the same thing. If recording a mono source you would use 1 microphone. But if recording say a choir and you want the stereo sound then you would use 2 microphones for that.
@@RawTechniqueStudios Ohh I see, well I guess I mean when I test my mic on an ordinary stereo channel it sounds stereo, like if I clap on the left side of it I hear a recording of a left-sided clap. But I guess that's not important for vocal recording, I'll do it in mono from now on. Thanks!
@@SubscribersWithoutAnySubscribe Is your mic a stereo mic? If you are getting stereo information from it it must be. But most microphones are mono.
Who is the best mono or stereo
Depends what you are recording or doing in the mix. Mono for single microphone recordings and stereo for 2 microphone recordings.
I was wondering do ever use Logic Pro x?
No I haven't
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I wondering how separate a stereo audio track in two mono track one left and other right but in Logic
Can you create 2 mono and drag the stereo on to it? If not I'm not sure.
cant believe ive been recording with a single microphone on stereo for more than a year now. who ever gave me that advice...man 👎😩
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#1. To begin a true relationship with God Almighty and His only Begotten Son Jesus Christ, first read John 3, John 14 and John 17:1-3. #2. To receive remission/forgiveness of sins; read and Obey Acts 2:38. #3.To receive the Holy Spirit, and to see how some believers received the Holy Spirit in the Holy Bible; read Luke 11:13, Acts 1:1-8-14, Acts 2:1-4,16-21,38, Acts 5:32, Acts 8:1-17, Acts 9, Acts 10, Acts 19:1-7. #4. To learn how to live a Holy Life unto God Almighty; Read John 14:15-26, John 15:1-10, Galatians 5:16-26, Romans 6:1-23, Ephesians 4, Ephesians 5, Colossians 2, Colossians 3 etc. #5. To be ready for the Rapture and the day of the Lord; read Matthew 24:44-51, Matthew 25:1-13, Revelation 16:15, 2Peter 3 etc.
Steps to recieve Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour and to live a Holy Life:
#1. John 3 and John 14.
#.2 Acts 2:38 and Mark 15:15,16.
#3. Luke 11:13 and Acts 5:32.
#4.Romans 6:1-23 and Galatians 5:16-26.
#5. Matthew 25:1-13 and Matthew 24:44-51.
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