dobro
Well-known member
I've been getting lots of contradictory advice on some tracks lately too. I think that may be a good thing? I mean, if everyone (or the majority) says basically the same thing (like, turn down the bass and turn up the vocals or something) then there's probably something to it.
On the other hand, If lots of people are giving very specific advice that is contrary to each other, then maybe they kind of cancel each other out?
I find that confusing when it happens. It means that in addition to learning your own monitors, you also have to learn your listeners. It's not just that some people have dubious monitoring environments and don't hear stuff (check how I heard 'how' and the word's not even in the song
), but it's also that how some people listen and what some people hear is actually useful to me (and others, not so much). What's not confusing is this: somebody here says they're hearing something that ain't right in a mix I post here, so it makes me go back and listen with fresh ears. Sometimes it's just so dead obvious that I'm all grateful and make an adjustment right away. Other times, I figure I'll go with the way I mixed it and take my chances.
