At 10:51 AM -0500 12/24/06, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
>
Also, don't use headphones unless you mean the results to be heard that
way. I don't know the psychoacoustics, but a good headphone mix seems to
sound too wet on speakers.
In my recording experience (last album project in '93, and yes, I
realize that the recording business has changed drastically since
then!), we always did the final mixdown on the highest quality
speakers, but then checked it through cheap speakers to see what it
sounded like on more realistic setups. (I think they were Auratone,
although the engineers called them "Awfultone"!) We never mixed with
headphones, but I wonder whether folks nowadays might do just that
for the iPod market?
John
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