Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Hey Charlie!

	Your points are well taken!  But my studio does
the following:

We mix and master the best damn CD we can - and use the
best damn equipment we have at our disposal - including
monitor speakers.  We want it to sound great for the few
consumers that own high quality stereo systems.  We have
found that listening in lesser environments - the person
listening "on AM Radio in his convertible" is going to be
happy if he can hear anything at all musical!

Dave Shirk
Pamlico Sounds

On Jan 7, 2005, at 2:49 AM, Charlie Massey wrote:

> Hi Fernstudio,
>
> Here's the deal.  Sure you listened on your Genelecs and other good 
> speakers in your
> studio and the swish was there.  The trick is to go to your neighbor's 
> house and drop the
> CD in their entertainment center and to get in a friend's car and drop 
> the needle on the CD
> on his car setup, etc, etc, etc. Now I don't know this for sure but in 
> many of the test cases
> outside of your enviroment, the swish will disappear which was what 
> the 10m's were
> telling you.
>
> There used to be a studio that had an FM  transmitter so he could 
> broadcast through the
> air to his car radio.  This was pre CD when it was hard to get a good 
> tape player in a car.
>
> Another studio said that the true test was listening on AM radio in 
> his convertible on the
> freeway with the  top down......
>
> In other words, as has been stated here before, the environment will 
> never be the same
> and I stand by my words that a good mix on NS10m's will sound good in 
> more
> environments then any other.
>
> I warned everyone about the rant that would ensue, just by mentioning 
> this speaker....... :)
>
> I have other topics  that I will bring up as we motor through 
> time........ haha
>
> Charlie
> HFP Florida