Hi ----Thanks for your detailed comments
that was my approach....de-esser with frequency set at 9-11Khz pulling 6-8 db compression during worst moments...same set-up on LdVox, BGV and vox effect return...it sounded much worse before....maybe i can reduce threshold a bit more, maybe look at 9-12 db compression... was worried about turining " missss you sssso muchhhh" into "mith you tho mutcth"
(26-05-2014, 01:43 PM)The_Metallurgist Wrote: a broad-brush de-esser approach to spank the worst would have been more acceptable than leaving it, perhaps?
that was my approach....de-esser with frequency set at 9-11Khz pulling 6-8 db compression during worst moments...same set-up on LdVox, BGV and vox effect return...it sounded much worse before....maybe i can reduce threshold a bit more, maybe look at 9-12 db compression... was worried about turining " missss you sssso muchhhh" into "mith you tho mutcth"
(26-05-2014, 01:43 PM)The_Metallurgist Wrote: was i hearing distortion at around 1:08? just curious.yes.....its part of the electro percussion package...like a radio interference type sample
(26-05-2014, 01:43 PM)The_Metallurgist Wrote: what worries me here, is this low-mid issue. if you can't address it in this mix, the root cause of the problem will be carried into all other mixes you work? you need to be able to hear the issues for yourself, without other's flagging it up. if you don't, it will remain a weakness.Agreed.