On Wed, 7 Aug 1996, Per Christian Frankplads wrote:
quoted 9 lines Jon Drukman <jsd@cyborganic.com>:> Jon Drukman <jsd@cyborganic.com>:
>
> > mixing on headphones is one of the worst ways to mix... crap speakers
> > will lead to crap mixes... i finally bought a bargain basement set of
> > studio monitors last year and the difference was like night and day.
>
> Agreed. You have absolutely no control of what will come out of a couple
> of speakers when you mix with a headset. Buy a pair of decent studio
> monitors or move, Mark.
Bollocks! I've got friends who get great mixes on crap equipment. One
uses $15 Sony headphones and a 15" Fender bassbin. The other uses $50
Koss headphones and a $50 boombox. One of these guys is on Strictly Rhythm.
Some people know how to mix and some don't. If you know how to mix and
cann make stuff sound good on crap equipment then it will sound good on
any equipment. If you don't know how to mix then $1000 worth of speakers
won't help.
quoted 4 lines And have anybody else discovered this: "Auntie Aubrey's..." and "Music> And have anybody else discovered this: "Auntie Aubrey's..." and "Music for
> adverts..." are, it seems, in mono? I can't make out a single stereo track
> on either of them! No panning at all. Anybody else noticed this? I have
> the promo versions of both discs, that may explain something.
Are we talking CD? This sucks.
Che