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Hexfix93
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Joined: Sat Dec 22, 2007 7:42 pm
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Location: wesminster, co
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 mixing on bose speakers pc speakers. man, its hard.
I am over brighting my mix thanks to the ssl and api plugs. When I compare my mixes to say front line, mine sound clear, loud and bright.
Man this shit is hard..
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KryoniKMessiaH
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Location: Fayetteville, North Carolina
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Re: mixing on bose speakers May want to use your reference tracks more often and actually make a looot more use of a spectrum analyzer until you can improve your monitoring situation.
Yeah. That'd be pretty fucking hard.
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| Sat Apr 16, 2011 11:48 am |
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SoleControl
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Re: mixing on bose speakers TEDIOUS is another word I'd use. I've had to suffer with a shitty/no quality monitor situation for a while now.
What I do is the old fashioned method of testing the mix and that's just simply listening to it on a variety of speakers in my house. My headphones, crap pc speakers, car, phone, etc.
Sucks.
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