Find More Posts by Kenny Gioia. If you kill them your full mix will suffer of it. Once you get it, it will be very easy for you to tell compressions, etc Send a private message to Kundalinguist. Any change you make should be much more apparent now, try a high ratio with fast attack and slowly bring down the threshold for example to see how the sharp transient gets squashed and sits further down into those barely audible guitars. View More Photo Galleries. Send a private message to mixer. 
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That's the gist, go explore and read up on it, come back with any questions. Find More Posts by Argle. No problem at all Unless you want that "effect".
You'll see how to track bass guitar from top to bottom and everything in between. Does it make a big difference? Originally Posted by martifingers Well if some kind soul is willing that would make a great tutorial, eh? Originally Groovs3 by Kenny Gioia While gain staging is still important. If you can't mix at those levels then I feel your monitors aren't set up loud enough or you're using inadequate ones.
Balance it so that the snare is nice and present. Then of course, people who haven't done much analog recording may not know how signal content relates to target, like moxing a VU meter where you actually may not shoot for 0 with the VU needle with a snare, but maybe a bit lower, because the mixiing is so prominent.
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It really matters in live because you can overdrive amp racks into limit, and the master meters groovf3 orange at dB anyway. Find More Posts by EpicSounds.
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The only gain staging in the box, apart from recording well, is the sweet spots of the analog emulations we often run these days.
Not just the meters, the whole monitor system calibrated to 83 dB per side. In other words, if you run a steady signal a sustained note on a keyboard for instance through a preamp and turn up the preamp gain until the VU meter reads 0dBVU, at the converter and on the active track in whatever program you're using the tockit will read dBFS or dBFS RMS -- full scalebut measured hroove3 time.
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This is something very hard to describe in words, though very easy to get if someone explains it to you with some sound samples and comparisons. Don't rely on them to do the full leveling work.
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Most great gear can sound fine up there but it's not where it was mixihg to be. Not a complex task at all, but often ignored or overlooked. To me it seems natural and everyone else is compromising their workflow by working so close to their equipment's maximum.
Optimal can mean high enough to render the stage's noise floor masked yet low enough not to risk unintentionally overdriving, distorting, clipping the audio stage in question. Forums Posts Latest Posts. Find More Posts by planetnine. And happiness is as close as your next upgrade. Find More Posts by Stu.
Originally Posted by Kenny Gioia Thanks for the support. Mxiing anyone's interested and has yet to study these things properly, try these two sticky threads at Gearslutz on the subject. Send a private message to Snap. CD Track Marker Tool.
Originally Posted by Kenny Gioia It is a difficult thing to hear for most people because it should be quite subtle compared with EQ.
Thanks for the support.
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