10-12-2017, 10:37 PM
Of course!
I actually listened to this same mix in the car too, which is quite boomy. It was clear there that the low end needs some tidying up (probably just some EQ or just lowering the bass volume a little). Its interesting to see how different a mix can sound on different sound system. I've listened to your mix on two pairs of headphones (one of which I am quiet used to) and in the car. Quiet different problems appeared. With my "studio" headphones which I use the most (audio technica ath m50x) it sounded pretty good. The top end was clear, the vocals were fairly clear and the low-end wasn't very boomy. Just a little. But putting on that same track on some less perfect systems (such as more "hi-fi" headphones and my car) obviously let me discover things my 'good' headphones didn't reveal. I'm gonna make that a lesson for myself – to listen to my mixes in multiple setups before I consider myself done!
I actually listened to this same mix in the car too, which is quite boomy. It was clear there that the low end needs some tidying up (probably just some EQ or just lowering the bass volume a little). Its interesting to see how different a mix can sound on different sound system. I've listened to your mix on two pairs of headphones (one of which I am quiet used to) and in the car. Quiet different problems appeared. With my "studio" headphones which I use the most (audio technica ath m50x) it sounded pretty good. The top end was clear, the vocals were fairly clear and the low-end wasn't very boomy. Just a little. But putting on that same track on some less perfect systems (such as more "hi-fi" headphones and my car) obviously let me discover things my 'good' headphones didn't reveal. I'm gonna make that a lesson for myself – to listen to my mixes in multiple setups before I consider myself done!