Che <zeus8@synthcom.com> typed:
quoted 3 lines Agreed. You have absolutely no control of what will come out of a couple
> 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.
----->>I agree. I've used $15 Sony headphones for a while. It's easier
to hear the music. Also, it works easier (for me, at least) for the
detailed editing I do.
Che <zeus8@synthcom.com> also typed:
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.
----->>Yes, the CD. I threw the recording "out-of-phase", and it
practically went away (typical of a mono recording). Neat trick to do
on Orb tracks is to throw them out of phase. I put the "Higher Than The
Orb" remix of Primal Screams' "Higher Than The Sun" (taken from the
original CD single, not the mono comp.) out of phase, and it went almost
completely acapella, with some nice background effects.
...just thought I'd share. :)
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