ElMuppet

You experiment. Mix and master a track, and then try it out on different system, than compare, if you heard to much bass then eq low a bit, and so on. The point is to know your room and speakers. And you will only achieve that with month, after month after month, even years of listening to your mixes and than comparing them. I am doing the same thing right now and it is a bit frustrating.

And yeah one of the most important things imho, if you can have your “production desk” with your monitors in the centre of the room. I dont mean in the actual centre but it should be in the centre of the wall so your left and right sides of the room should be mirrored. If you can do that it will help you alot. If. You cant afford that just dont place it in the corner. Even if you have your room set in a wrong way right now, take your time and change it in most perfect and suitable way you can. Also if you dont need them remove all hanging pictures away from the places on walls where first reflection is happening, put your bed to the wall right opposite to the wall where you have your desk, because it will work as an absorber(or sofa or something). You can get yourself carpets or wall carpets. Try to have as low amount as possible of flat reflective and not massive object in your room.

Chuck van Eekelen, post: 42353, member: 2756 wrote: 😀 @ buying used 1200s … It’s a bit superfluous as they stopped producing them a while back and you couldn’t buy new ones even if you wanted.

I belive you still can buy unopened 1200s which is imho kinda new…I mean they were manufactured a while ago but they are still new….but yeah they cost helluva lot more than used.

I think that is what your looking for http://tracks.by/

Hope it helps
El

Zen and the art of production

JoshuaCasper, post: 43330, member: 1456 wrote: THANKS FOR THAT 🙂

good work speaks for itself buddy 😛