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Mehlovich
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by Mehlovich » Sat Aug 06, 2011 3:35 pm
Ldizzy wrote:^this post might stand for a facepalm from true mix scientists
im a noob at mixing...
no no I agree with most of it!
Though I'm not a mix scientist
anyway I'd like to add that changing stuff sounds better when doing it on the 1 beat of a bar. whatever you do, twitch a knob, slide a fader or whatever - do it on the 1st beat of a bar. and ofc it works best if it's done on the 1st bar out of 4, 8, 16 or whatever.
did that make any sense?
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Fused Productions
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by Fused Productions » Sat Aug 06, 2011 3:44 pm
Mehlovich wrote:Ldizzy wrote:^this post might stand for a facepalm from true mix scientists
im a noob at mixing...
no no I agree with most of it!
Though I'm not a mix scientist
anyway I'd like to add that changing stuff sounds better when doing it on the 1 beat of a bar. whatever you do, twitch a knob, slide a fader or whatever - do it on the 1st beat of a bar. and ofc it works best if it's done on the 1st bar out of 4, 8, 16 or whatever.
did that make any sense?
Yes, that made sense.
Since a typical structure relies on multiplies of 4 it's kind of obvious that it would sound the best that way
I would never have thought about it if you wouldn't have posted that though!
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