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Maybe the tape emulation or Soothe plugin? I also have the Sibilance plugin twice in the chain. Can that make the sound less pleasurable to listen to? You didn't hear any noticeable frequencies that hurt your ears? So weird to me that two of you think it's fine.

Yes, I could be cursed.

Thanks. It's only my songs though. I can jam out to any commercial releases without any issues.

I wondered if I was having an ear problem.... But I went to the movies yesterday and had zero issues. It's just my own personal music that causes the pain lol...... But yeah when I turn it on within like 15 seconds it feels like someone's stabbing me in the brain and I get sort dizzy.

Thanks for listening. It cuts my ears no matter what I play it on. Headphones, phone, laptop, monitors, etc.... Like it immediately causes pain in my ears/brain and I'm listening at moderate levels. Like just five minutes yesterday gave me a terrible headache for the rest of the day. Is it...

Two years ago I recorded an album. Long story short I used a different mic than usual and it was terrible. Since the vocals sounded so lifeless and dry I added EQ. It caused sibilance issues rending my recordings incredibly difficult to listen to. Like it's painful even after applying de-essers...

Fixed it. Incase anyone is wondering I unplugged all of the cords to my amp and it magically fixed it. We had some lightening the day before and I think maybe some sort of magnetic interference was causing it. Regardless the option is now working.

In the middle of recording yesterday the "drift" option in Audio Audition 1.5 stopped working. It's taking my short recorded clips and stretching them it into something super long. I've had this problem happen before, but usually restarting the computer or unplugging my interface would fix the...

15 years ago I had a Firewire Solo. It was awesome. Zero latency. Eventually, I upgraded computers and for whatever reason, it wasn't compatible. I got a 2nd generation Scarlett Solo. It worked for a couple of months and then no matter what I did it had terrible latency. Actually, I found one...

I made a song about a year ago. It's probably my favorite song I've ever made. I mixed half the track one day and the other other half on the next day. The first day I compressed my vocals 4:1. On the second day I compressed my vocals "accidentally" 2:1. I didn't realize I had done this until...