[[email protected]]

On 2006-11-10 said:
Mike Rivers wrote:
[...] the people who set up those limiters don't listen to what
they're doing, they just watch the meters to assure that they
don't overmodulate.
Or wiggle.
True, and this is why I wonder about folks who don't take
rOy's approach as described here a couple days ago. THe
idea is to mix a bit more conservatively so as to avoid
having anything for those limiters to grab in the first
place. IT's been my standard approach for anything which is
going to go to a broadcast chain for years.
YOur mix gets preserved pretty much as you sent it down the
pipe this way, and the limiters and crunchers have nothing
to act upon.




Richard webb,
Electric Spider Productions
Replace anything before the @ symbol with elspider for real
email address.



Great audio is never heard by the average person, but bad
audio is heard by everyone.