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Comparing to released tracks
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perro_lunar
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Posted : Mar 2, 2013 21:03
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Recently I use Waves S1 Imager via Send to a recorded voice and I noticed that the stereo image opens much more than simply putting the plugin via insert.
Could that induce serious phase problems or something i missed ?
tip: If u put other effect like a ping pong delay before S1 Imager of Waves via send cause more dramatic pan effects, i like it. |
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Alien Bug
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Posted : Mar 2, 2013 21:13
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Geom3
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Posted : Mar 2, 2013 21:27
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something u missed as i clearly stated that inserting either a mono maker or an m/s eq with the side channel Hipassed at a reasonable frequency over 120hz will clean the lo end from any phase problems - if your mix is bizzy with lots of lo mid stereo fx information it will clean it dramaticly..when sound designing i use it near the end of a chain on one channel not master. u could but a set up always varies and changes to the adjustment of the source... not unlsess of corz u r mastering, but in this case im on about mixing tools...
look u can do what ever u like if you are correct about it..im no expert but where theres a will theres a way as they say,, i mean u could ping pong the shit out of ya bassline if u was correct about it, u would of corse Hipass the "Side" then u can have a stereo bass without the need for eq layering (one channel bass) the other mid for stereo and all the rest of it..
i mean dont get me wrong some people like that mono fixed bassline with no sense of it in a subtle space.. matter of taste i guess...all im sayin iz once u have full control over the stereo field with all of the tools u can do what the fuk u like to it with in careful reason without having to worry about the phase corrilation to much  |
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Geom3
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Posted : Mar 2, 2013 22:08
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getting back on topic, i spose its good to listen to badly mix tracks aswell to sumwhat improve by identifying on what they havnnt done |
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Taisto
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Posted : Mar 3, 2013 10:28
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I dont A/B my tracks to released tracks, but i follow my dBfs/dB monitoring meter all the time, it shows me how much i have room left if i'm confused. And from there i can recognize my previous tracks or other tracks levels or more important ceiling. But normally i just mastering by my ears and results can be quite different depending on the track.
In mixing stage i follow the loudness more carefully that nothing wont clip up to -4.
I also sometimes first keep wondering some nice released tracks and then next time trying to use same ideas on my productions, but if i'm making A/B at the mastering or mixing moment it just confusing my mind out of focusing that track which is under construction at the moment. So normally i just recall the new ideas from my mind or from some note paper i wrote..
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