Is there a specific reason as to why everything I've recorded only
sounds good at high volume? Have plenty of examples.

-W

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Is there a specific reason as to why everything I've recorded only
sounds good at high volume? Have plenty of examples.

-W

Could you be going deaf ? It happens, and I am now - deaf, more in one ear
than the other.
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M Stewart
Milton Keynes, UK
http://www.megalith.freeserve.co.uk/oddimage.htm

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Is there a specific reason as to why everything I've recorded only
sounds good at high volume? Have plenty of examples.


You might be mixing at too loud a level. If you mix at about 85-90dB,
frequencies are perceived much more evenly.


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wrote:

Is there a specific reason as to why everything I've recorded only
sounds good at high volume? Have plenty of examples.

-W

Look up:
Fletcher and Munson equal loudness contours.

If you want it to sound good at a certain volume,
mix at that volume.

rd

RD Jones wrote:

Look up:
Fletcher and Munson equal loudness contours.

Ahh. Those guys Fletcher and Munson are at it again! Always playing tricks.

--
Eric

Practice Your Mixing Skills
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On 4/25/05 10:49 PM, in article , "EricK"
wrote:

RD Jones wrote:

Look up:
Fletcher and Munson equal loudness contours.

Ahh. Those guys Fletcher and Munson are at it again! Always playing tricks.

....eh?

EricK wrote:

RD Jones wrote:

Look up:
Fletcher and Munson equal loudness contours.

Ahh. Those guys Fletcher and Munson are at it again! Always playing
tricks.

The guy playing tricks is the one between the ears. ;-}

rd

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Is there a specific reason as to why everything I've recorded only
sounds good at high volume? Have plenty of examples.

-W


Use compressors.

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Is there a specific reason as to why everything I've recorded only
sounds good at high volume? Have plenty of examples.

How noisy is your listening environment?