RE: [microsound] mixing tips/software

[Eloy Anzola <eloy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I love and agree with Bill's suggestions.

That is, if it is a social situation, make sure you
are trying to mix sounds that will enjoy each other's
company, and that they can all fit and feel comfortable
in the room.

Besides panning and levels, give each sound it's own 
frequency space.

Less sounds rather than more.
Cut rather than boost.

hope it helps,


Eloy

PD. My wife loves me, but hates how I behave when
hanging with my friend Rafael.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Jarboe [mailto:billjarboe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 11:59 AM
To: microsound
Subject: Re: [microsound] mixing tips/software


on 6/14/02 9:00 AM, Robert Green at robert_green@xxxxxxx wrote:

> The recent software discussion has spurred me to ask a question
> regarding mixing. Whenever I attempt to achieve that "natural,
> enviroment, cohesive, sound (or any mixing in general really) such as
> kim , taylor , richard etc., my sounds always sound out of place,
> clunky, more or less wrong. I am happy with the sounds individually, but
> no matter what i do to the panning/levels etc., I just cannot get a
> smooth mix. Does anyone have any tips on how to attain a cohesive mix,
> or perhaps software that approaches mixing in a non-conventional (i.e.
> protools,etc.) manner/interface? Thanks.
> 
>

 When you say 'mix' it sounds more like a social situation to me. Perhaps a
different haircut , new summer attire , or reading  Henry James. . 


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