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So recently I bought a Blue Sky system. I love mixing on these speakers(including the sub), but when i transfer my mixes over...I'm experiencing a boost in the lows. I transfered the bounced PT tracks over into Peak and cut some 100Hz out, which seemed to solve the problem, but I'd rather not have to do this all the time. Any tips on what I can do to have my mixes translate better? Especially from my monitor speakers!! I was expecting them to translate much better than this, esp. with the sub attached. All help is appreciated.

-b

24th March 2005	#1
Musicfuelzgood Gear nut Joined: Sep 2004 Location: Lake Hopatcong, NJ Posts: 98 Thread Starter	My name is mud...speaker question. So recently I bought a Blue Sky system. I love mixing on these speakers(including the sub), but when i transfer my mixes over...I'm experiencing a boost in the lows. I transfered the bounced PT tracks over into Peak and cut some 100Hz out, which seemed to solve the problem, but I'd rather not have to do this all the time. Any tips on what I can do to have my mixes translate better? Especially from my monitor speakers!! I was expecting them to translate much better than this, esp. with the sub attached. All help is appreciated. -b