New Muteqx Track - "Neptune"... and it's very different to the last one!
K9 Kai Niggemann
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Thu Mar 6 21:40:01 CET 2008
On 5. Mar 08, at 20:06 , Dave S wrote:
> So just goes to show, I need to be careful - the Tannoys are pretty
> bass
> light, so I can get rather carried away at times! The bass on
> "Neptune" came
> out a bit bigger than I realised (although I think it's fine, as the
> clarity
> and power seem to work just right).
but that's exactly the secret to subbass: producing on tiny speakers
that have no bass. it can give surprising amounts of sub.
Later check the mixes on another speaker system. But I have worked on
my tannoy ellipse 10 and - floating in bass - thought there was enough
lowend -- when in fact large speakers can give you the wrong impression.
I find it's always to good to have at least two different sets of
speakers in the studio - for songwriting and mixing use the small
ones, for jamming and checking use the large ones...;)
Kai
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