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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: CQBert on January 13, 2007, 08:35:56 PM
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It's Sat Night.... baby is asleep and mommy is out with the girls... just me and the dogs (and a cold Abbey Double fresh from the taps at Rams Head Tavern) for a while... I am pondering the RE-Eq question...
I am only able to get out to a 2, maybe 3 shows a month depending on location with the family and I have more time at home to process things than I have in the past. The vast majority of my shows come from one of 2 or 3 venues and I know almost instantly weather or not it is "mixed well'... I have recently begun to tinker with some of my more recent recordings in an effort to "correct" the original mix... most often it is a preponderance of bass, though sometimes it is too much high symbol...
It is a lot of work to sit here and go through the process over and over to 'get it right' for my ears but I have come to enjoy it...
A big +T to Sleepypedro who has posted much of my stuff and when he does it is totally raw... I do this for myself...
I am curious to hear the thoughts of others out there....
Thanks - as I sit here and work on a Bob Schneider show...
CQBert
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Pretty much what I was thinking...
I always keep untouched masters archived... I monkey around from time to time for my own fun...
I have/will not post my re-eq efforts unless requested...
Thanks -
CQBert
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Pretty much what I was thinking...
I always keep untouched masters archived... I monkey around from time to time for my own fun...
I have/will not post my re-eq efforts unless requested...
Thanks -
CQBert
Listen to everything on your home setup and just learn how it sounds over the period of at least a few months. If you know how albums are supposed to sound, it gives you a better baseline to shoot for. Practice on your shows for your own usage and maybe ask the opinion of a fellow friend which mix he likes better.