Re: [microsound] Help for the beginner and Hello's

[thewade <pdman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Quoting Kyle Klipowicz <kyleklip@xxxxxxxxx>:

> Hi~
>
> You could experiment with equalization, compression, panning, and
> amplitude.

Thanks Kyle!
I have tried these things a fair amount and you are right, everyone I 
talk to says experience is the only real way. I have tried all the 
methods and tools you mentioned before but I guess I was looking for a 
silver bullet of sorts, which of course there is none. I was told once 
that if pan is x-axis then reverb is z-axis, which has helped my 
thinking about sound arrangement and mixdown. I was looking for a book 
with tips like that. Oh well, I guess there is no quick way to master 
the mix...

BTW: microsound was an 8 out of 10 IMO and a good introduction to 
granular synthesis. I wish Roads' books had more recipies but I like 
them lots. I haven't been exposed to the books Frank mentioned though.

Thanks Kyle and all,
-thewade



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