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Originally posted by Von Pistol H always thought you want your track master volume to be as close to 0db as possible. so that would mean all of your individual mixer channels should get as close to the 0db range as possible within the range of audibility you want for the individual sounds (ex. percussion, bass, synths....etc). not saying this is the correct way. its just what i have read

Exactly, which is what I was getting at even though I had problems expressing it. Of course there are those cases where this rule does not apply. But generally speaking this is right i think.

It's ok i have limited my intake of herbs now

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Originally posted by Von Pistol H always thought you want your track master volume to be as close to 0db as possible. so that would mean all of your individual mixer channels should get as close to the 0db range as possible within the range of audibility you want for the individual sounds (ex. percussion, bass, synths....etc). not saying this is the correct way. its just what i have read

You should be arrested for informational terrorism.

haha as i read that i looked at the guys picture and almost fell outa my chair. sorry there "Baka laka daka" but i'm too evasive to get caught