Mixing music, let's exchange techniques.
One of my favorites for a solo trumpet was to back the volume down and add a little brilliance. It wasn't any louder, just seemed more present and was easy to focus on.
Comments
-
Just thought of something else, ever seen the Fletcher Munson curve.
0 -
Maybe we could talk about the masking effect.
0 -
How about the new problems. Crosstalk and print thru. lol
0 -
Did you know with a non headphone situation tones below 250 hz become omnidirectional?
0 -
When using headphone sometimes rolling the highs off around 6k at 12db per octave helps avoiding ear fatigue on some instruments.
0 -
Did you know you can pan images by delaying one side or the other.
0 -
Ducking filters are used for many things. Do you know why?
0 -
What areas on the frequency response are the most sensitive to the human ear?
0 -
Why use rumble filters?
0 -
Why do mics mounted on manikins sound so natural?
0 -
Is it good to have a variety of microphones around?
0 -
What is the polar response all about?
0 -
Did you know line array speakers drop 3 db instead of 6 when you double your distance from the speakers?
0 -
Why are there different tunings other than the equal temperament? Where can they be used?
0 -
What is the ideal listening volume?
0
Categories
- All Categories
- 18 Welcome
- 1.6K Hangout
- 66 NI News
- 859 Tech Talks
- 4.4K Native Access
- 17.6K Komplete
- 2.1K Komplete General
- 4.6K Komplete Kontrol
- 6.1K Kontakt
- 1.6K Reaktor
- 398 Battery 4
- 888 Guitar Rig & FX
- 453 Massive X & Synths
- 1.4K Other Software & Hardware
- 6.2K Maschine
- 7.8K Traktor
- 7.8K Traktor Software & Hardware
- Check out everything you can do
- Create an account
- See member benefits
- Answer questions
- Ask the community
- See product news
- Connect with creators