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Subject: Re: [AN1x] wall of sound

From: "the netwerk" <audiosedative@...>
Date: 2003-04-08

i am just running everything to a onkyo stereo reciever...with 2 alesis studio monitors. when i play in just headphones (sony v700) sounds tend to seperate a little, but individual volumes need adjusted to sound good. ie bass booms in the headphones, drowning some of my highs. rainbow jimmy made a suggestion to cut down the sustain on some of my sounds, which definatly may be a problem, and i am also running a good bit of reverb... i am working on a progressive house/trance song. i am trying to create a ton of atmosphere with a ton of percussion. it is almost as if it is the reverb or "the sustaining" of a sound that is giving me the atmosphere i want, but it is also drowning everything. this is a pain in the ass...i usualy stick to more minimal styles of music, but i guess it is good to learn everything.
----- Original Message -----
From: jake
To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 8:25 PM
Subject: RE: [AN1x] wall of sound


what are you then pushing all this signal through(amplification)? Have you tried just listening through headphones? same problem or no?

Jake




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From: "grinderking69" <audiosedative@...>
Reply-To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon, 07 Apr 2003 23:53:20 -0000

>i finaly have all my equipment together in one room in one space next
>to my computer. i have a 909, 505, er1, and 2 keyboards(an1x and
>fizmo). all of these run into a beringer 12 track mixer, then to
>Presonus BlueMax Compressor(not the greatest compressor). when i
>play 4 different instruments(including 909 and 505), i have a lot of
>different tracks playing in one pattern. it is coming out in a wall
>of sound. nothing is really seperated. i have messed with the
>compressor and nothing really quite gets it. is there a quick and
>easy solution?, or should i buy seperate compressors for each
>instrument?, do i need EQ? i know when i record i can idividualy
>compress each sound, but i am worried that the next time i play in
>front of people, they will miss the depth in the music. thanx!
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