this question reminds me of the movie black swan, her technique was perfect but no emotion
Apr-21-2011 17:16
nefardec
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quote:
Originally posted by stevö
this question reminds me of the movie black swan, her technique was perfect but no emotion
i think 'perfect' is pretty subjective here too. a classical engineer is going to have a different idea of perfection than a dub engineer than a jazz engineer than a swedish house mafia engineer
Apr-21-2011 17:19
EddieZilker
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quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
i think 'perfect' is pretty subjective here too. a classical engineer is going to have a different idea of perfection than a dub engineer than a jazz engineer than a swedish house mafia engineer
The way I judge what a good mix is, regardless of genre and stylistic protocol, if I don't fight hearing it and if it draws my attention without me noticing. If the world around me completely evaporates; conversations with others are stopped (because everyone's listening - not just me) and put on hold until the song is done - that's a good mix.
Originally posted by EddieZilker
The way I judge what a good mix is, regardless of genre and stylistic protocol, if I don't fight hearing it and if it draws my attention without me noticing. If the world around me completely evaporates; conversations with others are stopped (because everyone's listening - not just me) and put on hold until the song is done - that's a good mix.
I like the ones that go untz untz untz untz.
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Apr-21-2011 17:31
jdub889
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Location: Los Angeles, USA
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Originally posted by srussell0018
I like the ones that go untz untz untz untz.