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Article #208Re: Equal Volumes
From: SteveG
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 18:42
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 18:42
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I guess I have learned that I just don't have ears to do this. I have
some projects that I thought I had
a good mix, burned a CD, to find several tracks louder
or softer than others.
Maybe I should get a new hobby
No, I think that what you should do is figure out why this happens. If you notice the effect after you've created the CD but not before, then it can't be your ears, can it? Chances are that there will be a good reason for this, although without knowning exactly what the processes you are using are, it's hard to say.
It's not unknown, for instance, for mixes to sound fine in MV but be mixed at levels that are, shall we say, not exactly optimal... and if you create CD tracks directly without passing through EV, then they may well sound okay in isolation, but quite different when played from the resultant CD.
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