DIECIDE 2.0

Koldov
England
Chitarra:
Koldov 174 jams
shumdrummer
United States
Batteria:
shumdrummer 448 jams
Ernie440
Canada
Basso:
Ernie440 5.187 jams
Remix step III
DrStrgeglv
United States
Mixer:
DrStrgeglv 159 jams

Remix disponibili:

Mi piace:
+ 14
Caricata:
9 apr 2017
Ascoltata:
7.808
Scaricata:
4
Remix:
2
Now class... Today we will learn about the most important tool in home audio recording: The EQUALIZER. Everyone say, "Equalizer". So I'm still moving and reconfiguring my recording setup, and "deicided" to test my monitor and work with a new (to me) eq. Here's how it went down... Set up a different amplifier and took my own advice- put a good eq between the recorder and the amp. NEVER move these settings again! Then I got my ...
Lenny Cowler
good job:) +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv Thanks, Legend! +1
adu
Brilliant Mix, good job! :) +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv Thank you! Twas NOT easy, but fun to do! +1
Don_T
awesome job Doc... although I will admit I am totally newbie when doing anything with mixing and especially equalizers ... just ask Gemmy who has been trying to teach me how to do it lol +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv I've been making bad recordings for 30 years- Gemmy... probably longer and better schooled. The hardest part is being a good (objective)listener. Then having the right tools and some practice- Most important, your monitor has to be accurate or you can't hear what you're doing. I finally got to that part- LOL! +1
Don_T
Don_T well, I am scoring pretty bad then since I don't have any monitor speakers, just headphones and old ears. +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv Actually you do have a great set (lol) of monitor speakers- In your 1998 Ford F250 with a tow pkg, 2wd dually because you live in the South (my picture of you))!
Play your favorite professionally mastered cds in there and adjust tone (eq)until it sounds best to you- then glue the settings in place and play your own music inside the double cab until your neighbors call the cops, and you'll hear it tell you what to do. Easy!
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slin
a very very cool job Dr... +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv Thanks- it's one thing to have ideas and quite another to make them work! Really happy that this experiment didn't create a three headed monster... or did it? +1
Major 3rd
great sound Doc!!!!! wow......The Good Doctor with some great tips and results....equalizer. Don't even think i have one...lol +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv I'm always (kind of)right- Listen and live better! +0
shumdrummer
Sound so great +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv Glad you like it! In my opinion it shows what a great drummer sounds like. It (your talent) really caught my attention as it surfaced. You're better than you may believe. +0
abuitremorem
Sounds super - thanks for the description. It helps me, even if I do not have a similar setup. Will try that also. +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv I don't hear too much trouble for you- The key is to be able to judge from a standard and consistent floor where you hear accurately.
I.E., If you use M-Audio power speakers, and all your friends do too all of you would agree on how awesome the sound was... but others would hear way too much bass (because M-audio has too little).
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GuitarPlyr
Great work on the remix Doc :) +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv Thanks, It was a fun test! +0
Koldov
Great stuff! Really makes it come together! Good job. :) +1
DrStrgeglv
DrStrgeglv Thanks- With respect for it's creator (YOU)! +1
DrStrgeglv
Just gave myself a Thumbs up! It's bloody great (I admit it!) +0