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Originally Posted by MarsBot  I don't disagree that complete idiots could do this. I'm sure their mixes could be equally bad. This is like putting someone who can't drive at all in the high-end sports car. I think I'm assuming a level of basic competence here. If a person knows enough to drive a Honda Civic competently, he'll be able to go faster in a high-end sports car. |
Honestly, I don't think someone is going to mix appreciably better in PT than they would on an SSL. The results are always shockingly similar.
For the most part you mix at the top end of your ability, the top end of the material's potential and are only hit a glass ceiling on very poor gear. Especially if you are talking about digital mixing. You can take a 2000 dollar rig--computer, monitors, software--and get awesome mixes... if you are an awesome mixer.