lmfaopushedbutton wrote:Decaffeinated Instant Coffee.
Do not drink this stuff and expect a decent mix. The caffeine intake to piss break ratio makes for a very ineffective work flow and you will still be left needing a decent cuppa.
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seriously tho
lmfaopushedbutton wrote:Decaffeinated Instant Coffee.
Do not drink this stuff and expect a decent mix. The caffeine intake to piss break ratio makes for a very ineffective work flow and you will still be left needing a decent cuppa.
DefinitelyGeiddE wrote:Worth a second or third read IMHO
Great stuff
Thanks a Million
Yeah, I could follow up until the point where "D/A converter" was the end of the sentence - what companies brochure was that from?splangie wrote: ↑03 Sep 2018“I always like to start my mixing day by listening to some records I know and love — ideally in the musical style I will be working in — in the seat I will be sitting in to mix, and over the same D/A converter,” says Doell.
I think this is an excellent point.
Along with all the others.
I don’t even think it’s necessary to sit in the same seat or listen to music with the same style.normen wrote:Yeah, I could follow up until the point where "D/A converter" was the end of the sentence - what companies brochure was that from?splangie wrote: ↑03 Sep 2018“I always like to start my mixing day by listening to some records I know and love — ideally in the musical style I will be working in — in the seat I will be sitting in to mix, and over the same D/A converter,” says Doell.
I think this is an excellent point.
Along with all the others.
Indeed this is a truth, though I would argue that the person doesn’t have a “clue”. They typically are very bright folks with many clues as to what sounds good and even a few clues as how to get it. Yes, sometimes a remarkable person comes along and astounds as all with their effortless success. And many others don’t need professional training to achieve professional results.pushedbutton wrote:Just a completely random thought out of nowhere.
Sometimes a very successful track is made by someone who doesn't have a clue what they're doing. It's important to know when to relax and have fun and not be too concerned with going through a checklist of rules. Be wary of getting overly concerned about what you're 'not allowed' to do.
Great thread posts.
Thanks for the heads up, should be fixed now!
sorry for spamming the thread
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