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Let's say you have professional grade studio monitors, your room is correctly treated, and all other sound variable issues have been solved in your studio. As an experiment, you run test tones from 40hz to 10khz 0db through them. Should all frequencies be equal in volume?

I'm very satisfied with my final at-home masters when the tunes are full band, medium to high energy material; drums, bass, etc. Those songs sound just the way I want when I'm done. But I'm not sure what to watch for with simple acoustic guitar and vocal songs when the two song types are on...

I know the end result .. the balanced frequencies of pink noise played through my speakers, reveal boosts or cuts .. then I adjust accordingly. But how exactly do I do it? What do I need for this kind of test and for the 'adjustment' ? Can it be done with software? Thanks, Bill

These questions are always implied but I've never seen them stated directly. Obviously, some studio monitors achieve flat response better than others but: 1. Do all studio monitors 'INTEND' to be as flat as possible? 2. Do ALL professional producers strive for a FLAT mix? 3. Is a flat mix the...

I checked out HD's at Best Buy and Staples yesterday, and was very disappointed to see only a 1 year warranty on all new Maxtor and WD drives. When did this change from 3 years warranty? Or could it be just that those outlets no longer give the best warranty and we now have to buy them directly...

I have a Layla 20 and I love it. I'm running the original 5.02 driver in Windows 98SE. Now, the Layla mixer that comes with that software is great. Logical and easy to read display of all inputs/outputs. More importantly, I've gotten use to it and my work goes VERY smoothly now. I want to...

Can these two work together with Cakewalk as the recorder and the Roland as a control surface? Thanx Bill