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I understand that ultimately, mixing pretty much comes down to opinion, and that there isn't always necessarily a right or wrong way. But there are norms. And that's what I was asking about in that last question. What would the norm be in this instance? To leave the initial guitar volumes...

That's a good way to look at it. If a band is playing, they don't play quieter each time a new part is added in. But let's say that the band started with a 10 second guitar part. Then after the 10 second intro guitar, a second guitar came in on top of the first. Are you saying that in my...

Pretty much all my songs I have been wondering this about. In my most recent song, I start off with one track, a piano part. After the first measure is done, after like 10 seconds, I will come in with a second piano part on top of the first one. Then after that plays through them two piano parts...

Okay I got you. Another thing. Is there anyway I can check what the actual dB's are on the waveform in my audio recordings? For example, if I record a track in my DAW, I can see the track I recorded, and there is a waveform that shows the amplitude across the recorded track. When I go to...

Yeah it does. So basically, when listening to a recorded audio signal through a compressor, the 0 on the threshold knob actually stands for 100 %. And than, -10 on the compressor would actually be like 90. -20 like 80. -30 like 70. Kind of like that right?

I am just starting to learn about compression... I am using the Scarlett Plug in Suite. In the manual about it, it defines the threshold knob as follows: Threshold Knob- Sets the level at which compression begins. The lower this value is set, the more of the signal will be compressed as the...

Hi, I am just wondering if anyone knows about how durable the Scarlett 2i2 is? I by accident dropped it. But it only was dropped about a foot and a half, and onto a pile of xbox360 video game cases. I only had it for like 3 days when this happened and only used it once so I can't tell if...