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TheBrightSide · 24th September 2012

Thanks for the feedback SoundKlang!
Yes more separation between the tracks is something I would definitely like to achieve.
I think it is going to take a lot of practice to get the best results from the 747.
I probably pushed some of the settings a bit too much, there was even a bit of clipping in one of the guitar notes (which you can't really notice in the final mix). But then again, sometimes the best way to learn is by making mistakes!

The Sidechain functions are going to be the hardest thing to learn for me, as I've never had gear with this feature. I get the feeling that you could get some great results with this if you know how to use it well. It will take some time though. I don't mind, I enjoy the work.

The EQ is definitely the highlight of the 747 for me, so easy to use and to get nice results very quickly.

Thanks again for listening.

24th September 2012	#17
TheBrightSide Richard Gear Joined: Jan 2012 Posts: 1,860	Thanks for the feedback SoundKlang! Yes more separation between the tracks is something I would definitely like to achieve. I think it is going to take a lot of practice to get the best results from the 747. I probably pushed some of the settings a bit too much, there was even a bit of clipping in one of the guitar notes (which you can't really notice in the final mix). But then again, sometimes the best way to learn is by making mistakes! The Sidechain functions are going to be the hardest thing to learn for me, as I've never had gear with this feature. I get the feeling that you could get some great results with this if you know how to use it well. It will take some time though. I don't mind, I enjoy the work. The EQ is definitely the highlight of the 747 for me, so easy to use and to get nice results very quickly. Thanks again for listening.