Record more on one side?

[dintymoore]

I always make a point of really checking them out...trying to guess if she's left or right handed.

That's the thing - they may not jump out at you!

You really have to check and check and then recheck. It can be very time consuming but if that's what it takes...

I was even thinking of offering a pre-pap smear service, door-to-door. I go around the day before a chick has her check up and just make sure everything is where it's supposed to be... maybe poke around a bit. I wouldn't charge much, more of a public service thing than anything.

 

[miroslav]

after being in Thailand a number of times I rarely look at the boobs as Im always checking for a penis first

So....it's like that with you.

 

[Dj Sairu]

WOW im very impress to see All this awnsers
THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO EVERYBODY!!

Mixsit
Moresound
Dr Varney
Commanda
Opivy
Monkey Allen
Massive Master
Grimtraveller
Mjbphotos
Cyrano
Miroslav
Jim lad
Kcearl
Dintymoore


i will be active on this site ofcourse!!

 

[grimtraveller]

for the last 30+ years, I've noticed on records that one side is almost always louder than the other. I just assumed this is normal.

Hey Grimtraveler:
Get your hearing checked.

Pardon ?

hey i was just reading how UK mixers and US mixers favour different sides of the mix, UK to the right and US to the left...and it all stems back to the side of car we listen to music on???

I mean I was going to dismiss this, and this may just be personal preference, but coming form the UK i have to fight myself from making mixes right side heavy

But even when looking/listening to stereo mixes with most music...they are rarely "perfectly" balanced L <---> R

Ahem !

 

[moresound]

Moresound...IM NOT ILLEGAL

Paying off the boarder guard doesn't make you legal KC.

 

[mcmetal]

Hello Sairu, hope you stick around.....Hey don't worry about it! That English is better than a lot of Americans or illegal aliens living here.

Paying off the boarder guard doesn't make you legal KC.

Boarder guard? Case in point.

 

[FLYcrash]

Haha, a spectroscopist would see in the waveform a "third-order nonlinearity."

The asymmetry in the waveform is indeed a nonlinearity in the acoustic or electronic physics of something along the chain, most likely the instrument. A voice or instrument is indeed at least a little nonlinear. Otherwise something sung quietly and replayed with the volume cranked would sounds the same as something screamed. They don't - the timbre is different.