mike rogers
July 16th 04, 07:36 AM
Hi All,
I know this is a very subjective question but could anyone give
examples of what they think are good commerical mixes and why.
I am sure there are subtleties which us novices don't spot which would
be nice to learn how to take notice of when mixing our own stuff.
I was wondering this after listening to Tool's Lateralus album on some
good headphones and was thinking what an awesome mix it was. I was
curious to see how my version of a what a good track sounds like might
differ from someone elses and what the reasons might be.
I know this is a very subjective question but could anyone give
examples of what they think are good commerical mixes and why.
I am sure there are subtleties which us novices don't spot which would
be nice to learn how to take notice of when mixing our own stuff.
I was wondering this after listening to Tool's Lateralus album on some
good headphones and was thinking what an awesome mix it was. I was
curious to see how my version of a what a good track sounds like might
differ from someone elses and what the reasons might be.