On 13/09/2006, at 9:53 AM, GAmoore@... wrote: > hanks for the details Paul. I have overlooked the Logic compressor > and need > to take another look. I use Elemental Audio's Finis as a limiter at > times. > > Do you run individual tracks for the kick(s) and snare(s) to comp > and eq them > separately? Yes. Always. > What about this idea of running two compressors on a track with > different > settings? That's fine in theory but rarely if ever do it except for lead vocal where a typical path might be: Fairchild > Spitfish > EQ (usually Sonalksis) > Logic compressor with really high threshold & ratio & hard knee which at most is adding about 2-3 dB gain reduction. > I think I need to upgrade my monitors. I am using some Tannoys I > bought used > years ago with a 500w poweramp. They sound fine in a sense, and > after I have > done with a song for the session, I bounce down to audio to burn to > a CD, crank > the volume and get out of my chair and sit at the back of the room > to just > get the vibe of the song. But it seems I can hear details better in > my car after > burning to a CD. Not sure if its psychological or acoustic. Those > Yamaha > MSP3's are pretty cheap and well rated. I wouldn't be too quick to trash your monitors. The benefit of money spent on new monitors is probably better spent on treating your room for far more fantastic results and yes it's probably psychological in the car. There is a huge aspect to mixing that is head space related. I feel like a much better engineer now than I was 5 years ago - mostly because I started to hire a great analog engineer to help me mix my productions. I have learnt an enormous amount from him and vice versa. And even now when I feel pretty able to mix on my own with good results I choose not to because two heads are always better than one and I am so close to the music as I have created most if not all of it and to have a fresh set of ears at mix time is REALLY helpful. This is the head space aspect I'm referring to. Having another pair of experienced ears there to either confirm or challenge my decisions is a big confidence factor. Kind regards ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Paul Najar Jaminajar Music Production www.jaminajar.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: BT ---> use of native L ogic compressor
2006-09-13 by Paul Najar
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