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Originally Posted by davidperetz  since most of our perception of what's good and bad in sound comes from experience and comparisons against another piece of gear, it is a long standing tragedy that the usual computer studio user believes he has good tools to work with.
although gear is not what makes a great technician, Great. you can starch and fight a year with a mix and yet even if you are a pro - you will never achieve more than average result's if you don't have the right tools.
if you, like me, wondered for years, why is it that your mixes sound overly bright but still don't have that soft shining glow, or why cant the bass be b-a-d-a-s-s, and how to remove the mid-mud but still retain some body. |
Wow great post!
This is similar to how I have been feeling
