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Doc Mixwell · 11th September 2008

I think we can safely say that it matters what you do with the engine and before it, not what the engine does itself. All digital mix engines add nothing, as far as I can tell, to the harmonic content of the audio.

Therefore you need to be aware of how you are mixing/summing/mashing/effecting/recording/and living inside your DAW, just like an analog console and a tape machine. Your Music belongs to you, not the digital summing buss.

This is a stupid thread and I'm done.

11th September 2008	#76
Doc Mixwell 70% coffee & 30% beer Joined: Dec 2006 Location: Quincy, MA Posts: 7,725	I think we can safely say that it matters what you do with the engine and before it, not what the engine does itself. All digital mix engines add nothing, as far as I can tell, to the harmonic content of the audio. Therefore you need to be aware of how you are mixing/summing/mashing/effecting/recording/and living inside your DAW, just like an analog console and a tape machine. Your Music belongs to you, not the digital summing buss. This is a stupid thread and I'm done. __________________ Adam Brass adam@dspdoctor.com DSPdoctor "Pro Audio Gear And Advice for the Modern Recording Studio" ________________ "Any opinions above are worth exactly what you paid for them." Anonymous "If I find 10,000 ways something won't work, I haven't failed. I am not discouraged, because every wrong attempt discarded is another step forward. Thomas Edison RTFM