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Bassline has different volumes
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Psydust
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Posted : Nov 27, 2009 23:42
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the most common and obvious question we should be asking is whether the room is treated properly, if it does not, the chances of room mode interference are pretty high! |
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jizy
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 17:30
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Fuk the room, if u know it,and your sweet spot your monitors will all get along fine.
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 17:56
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Nectarios
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 18:32
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One obvious way to check is to see the meters at the loud notes to see if the resonances that you hear, are also peaking the channel meters. Other than that, if its your room, there will be some common frequencies that will somewhat resonate, no matter what notes you play (provided that there are over tones present there).
Sweep a sine in your room and note down those frequencies that resonate in your room.
I find my self unable to make tunes at certain frequencies because it just sucks to listen to a tune in my studio with a bassline writen at A flat for example.
Need to sort them acoustics out pronto.
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jizy
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 19:02
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On 2009-11-28 17:56, Colin OOOD wrote:
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On 2009-11-23 17:08, jizy wrote:
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On 2009-11-23 16:52, Colin OOOD wrote:
I'd put money on it being a problem with the room.
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Munty munt munt wrote:
Rooms resonances. Most likely an axial mode |
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This.
As for 'fuck the room', no, don't. It makes a system with your speakers and if any part of the system is working against another your sweet spot won't be as sweet as you think.
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i bare in mind mate, i just dont have the cash for treatment
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jizy
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 19:04
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On 2009-11-28 18:32, disco hooligans wrote:
One obvious way to check is to see the meters at the loud notes to see if the resonances that you hear, are also peaking the channel meters. Other than that, if its your room, there will be some common frequencies that will somewhat resonate, no matter what notes you play (provided that there are over tones present there).
Sweep a sine in your room and note down those frequencies that resonate in your room.
I find my self unable to make tunes at certain frequencies because it just sucks to listen to a tune in my studio with a bassline writen at A flat for example.
Need to sort them acoustics out pronto.
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ah i c,abit more clearer to me...
"I find my self unable to make tunes at certain frequencies because it just sucks to listen to a tune in my studio with a bassline writen at A flat for example.
Need to sort them acoustics out pronto"
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Nectarios
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 19:11
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On 2009-11-28 17:56, Colin OOOD wrote:
As for 'fuck the room', no, don't. It makes a system with your speakers and if any part of the system is working against another your sweet spot won't be as sweet as you think.
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i bare in mind mate, i just dont have the cash for treatment
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Me neither, but I am saving up for it, so soon. Till then, I just try to get to know my speakers and my room and make tunes using workable bassline root frequencies and scales. Its not ideal obviously, but at least I get to enjoy making music, even if most stuff is written at F1.
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 19:39
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jizy
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 20:24
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On 2009-11-28 19:39, Colin OOOD wrote:
Super-cheap but effective bass treatment: get a few old bedside cabinets from a junk shop, take the doors off. Stuff them with old pillows and put some nice psychedelic fabric over the doors. Stack them up in the corners of your room.
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what freqencies do this diy jobby deal with? how big do the cabnets need to be? Which coners? Behind the monitors?
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 20:32
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 20:40
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jizy
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 21:21
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Thanks both of ya, will look into this, what traps are u both using then?
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jizy
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 21:22
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On 2009-11-28 17:56, Colin OOOD wrote:
As for 'fuck the room', no, don't. It makes a system with your speakers and if any part of the system is working against another your sweet spot won't be as sweet as you think.
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i bare in mind mate, i just dont have the cash for treatment
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Me neither, but I am saving up for it, so soon. Till then, I just try to get to know my speakers and my room and make tunes using workable bassline root frequencies and scales. Its not ideal obviously, but at least I get to enjoy making music, even if most stuff is written at F1.
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yeh like my situation , e and b are my core choices.
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 21:45
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jizy
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Posted : Nov 28, 2009 22:04
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well then so iz mine hehehe double bed and big boobies absorb all of my Freqencies
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