
Steenamaroo
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Ok cool, so here's my opinion on the whole thing.
Concentrate on getting the clearest, brightest, most consistent recorded sound that you can, Like clip 1 of 3 from earlier.
Then, use your effects really really sparingly. There's no need to boost or cut anything by more than 2db, or to compress by more than maybe 3.
Sound good?
Concentrate on getting the clearest, brightest, most consistent recorded sound that you can, Like clip 1 of 3 from earlier.
Then, use your effects really really sparingly. There's no need to boost or cut anything by more than 2db, or to compress by more than maybe 3.
Sound good?