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Compress your cymbals with a very fast attack and release at 6:1 (or so). You might actually be able to use your overhead mics. 4:00 AM May 27th via TweetDeck
RT @bestb3284: @olsendan And if you have aux fed subs, you could throw a little bit of the guitars in there (if you don't have a bassist) 6:59 AM May 20th via TweetDeck
Doing an acoustic set this morning? Consider removing the hi-pass filter from the acoustic guitar for extra low-end presence. 4:23 AM May 20th via TweetDeck
@zekesauce : sorry we missed your tweet. Are you still having problems? Email info@ownthemix.com 5:14 PM May 14th via TweetDeck in reply to zekesauce
Snare tip: add around 125Hz and remove some 1k-5k for a beefy snare sound that doesn't hurt or interfere with vocals. 4:27 AM Apr 22nd via Twitter for iPhone
Never been a more important day to minimize distractions and give it your best. God bless you all. 5:14 AM Apr 8th via TweetDeck
@Adsmith47 : I like Radial's products...like the J48. I like to mic amps if possible. A big part of a player's sound. 8:47 PM Mar 14th via TweetDeck in reply to Adsmith47
@Adsmith47 : ownthemix.com/blog/?p=299 4:19 AM Mar 14th via TweetDeck in reply to Adsmith47
If your Music needs a huge step up, try Ableton Live. And, this guy is your secret weapon. Trust me. ableton.com/education/cert… 9:39 AM Mar 12th via TweetDeck
@richarddubay : maybe? Start by just removing the comp., and then maybe riding the fader. Hopefully, your communicator isn't ultra dynamic. 2:53 PM Mar 11th via TweetDeck in reply to richarddubay
@richarddubay : : with a lot of communicators, the cost of using a compressor outweighs the benefit. 2:47 PM Mar 11th via TweetDeck in reply to richarddubay
@richarddubay : : compressors raise the volume of the noise floor. Usually, the offending frequency is in that. More volume = more feedback. 2:47 PM Mar 11th via TweetDeck in reply to richarddubay
@aaronargo : with a lot of communicators, the cost of using a compressor outweighs the benefit. 11:35 AM Mar 11th via TweetDeck in reply to aaronargo
@waynebrown75 : with a lot of communicators, the cost of using a compressor outweighs the benefit. 11:34 AM Mar 11th via TweetDeck in reply to waynebrown75
@waynebrown75 : compressors raise the volume of the noise floor. Usually, the offending frequency is in that. More volume = more feedback. 11:33 AM Mar 11th via TweetDeck in reply to waynebrown75
@aaronargo : compressors raise the volume of the noise floor. Usually, the offending frequency is in that. Even more volume = more feedback. 11:31 AM Mar 11th via TweetDeck in reply to aaronargo
If you are struggling with feedback on your communicator's mic, and there is a compressor on the channel, try removing it. 4:03 AM Mar 11th via TweetDeck
@Sblaski : yep! ...if you have VCAs. :) 12:39 PM Mar 4th via TweetDeck in reply to Sblaski
Did you know that setting your faders at/near unity (0) sets you up best to mix? Much more flexibility with volume adjustments. 6:29 AM Mar 4th via TweetDeck
RT @DougJansson: Less than one day after joining @ownthemix I know what I'm doing and the mix has improved 1,000 percent! // wow!! 4:51 AM Feb 24th via TweetDeck