Question: Have you burned a CD or made a decent bit rate MP3 copy of your stuff then listened to it on a wide range of other gear? In an ideal world, you'll have perfect monitor speakers and perfect acoustics in your mixing room. The idea world rarely exists though. In the non-ideal world, you have to teach yourself what things have to sound like in your studio to also sound acceptable in your car, on your friends' various hifi set ups, on earbuds from your iPad and so on. It's far from ideal, but burning a test mix, listening critically on lots of systems to note what you don't like, then doing another test to repeat the process--and so on--will eventually give you a fighting chance of getting a good mix in less than idea circumstances. One other factor to consider is personal taste. In another forum I frequently debate with recordists (often in the USA) who love the sound of large dynamic mics like an SM7B or RE20--but I find this artifically warm and lacking in detail. I much prefer the sound I get from a selection of large diaphragm condersers--more crisp and clear to my ear but considered harsh by others. i have found when I get a good track, or a good EQ, etc., it sounds good everywhere, tho maybe not like a perfect studio master. I'm a photogreapher and this is the same for photos: a good image color file looks good everywhere: on unbalanced monitors, on any web site, any service bureau, etc. So I'm trying to pick up the same skills in Audition. Thank you guys for helping.
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