fck yes.

stop me if I'm wrong...but the problems with room accuracy...shouldn't speaker placement help that to some degree? It seems to have helped me. no--you're totally right. i know for a fact that my room sucks--and i do my best with it. most of us probably know the limitations of the spaces we work in ...

most reliable : m_nus, beretta grey, archipel, kalimari, clink. karloff, meersteif--i'd like to know who does their mastering. Thanks.. I do the pre-mastering and help with mixing for the beretta grey tracks before it goes to the plant for vinyl mastering.. We work on the mixes for months before th...

i know the events are gold standard, but i like the maudio bx8a best. cheaper than event--easier on the ears, too. and neither are perfect anyway. tapcos are not so fun to listen to. i'm wary of anything mackie-related that's not called mackie. but if for serious studio use, try to find a pair of th...

dang i spend a lot of $$$ on music.

but i ALWAYS get my money's worth on archipel/kalimari. and the jeff samuel rmx is great. though infuriatingly catchy...

suppose you were a great writer but couldn't spell for shite (like many of the greats). your brilliant work never get out into the world--changing minds and hearts and all that-- because you believed that having a proofreader would somehow make the work less "you"? would you expect your re...

My view is not the same. Music is THE most important part to me and if i need somebody else to mix it down to make it sound it's best then i'll do it. Sometimes i do a fine job myself but if i ever run into a wall i take it to somebody who knows. Some people are blessed with golden ears and some ar...

i've thought about that. sometimes the eq is bad. occasionally too quiet--which is easily remedied. but then it's almost always the case that the track has other issues, too. funny, because with vinyl i expect differences, tho not always qualitative ones. sometimes you get a bad pressing. but really...