Are your tracks in phase? Ø #recording #studio #mixing #music #drums
youtube.comAre your tracks in phase? Ø #recording #studio #mixing #music #drums
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I actually don’t hear a difference 🤷🏼♂️ so maybe make clear to the noobs what the difference is they are supposed to hear? Also, but that might be a personal thing, I am a bad reader so focussing on audio and reading text at the same time is near impossible. (But that probably good for views since I had to play it three times).
Thanks for your feedback.
I was trying to be clear about the differences by my notes on the texts. The differences are quite obvious to me (using my mixing headphones or using crap earbuds) because the snare really loses a lot of low end. I’m not sure why you’re not hearing that. What are you using to listen to this?
I’m probably just not trained to spot these things in context. I’m just a hobbyist musician.