22-05-2023, 10:17 PM
I do have faith in the pros; I look to them as guiding light. What happened was accidental. I didn't mean to flip the kick, for there was no reason to; they were in phase. All I wanted to do was to clean some of the mud I heard on previous mix.
Could it be the beater is left there bc there was nothing to cancel it out?
Think about it. The kickin obviously has more top end in it, the kickout less so. The key take away that I (and perhaps we) missed entirely is: they are not identical. When one of them is flipped whatever they have in common (whatever frequency the shared) will cancel out. It makes sense that the beater is the only thing left. And that was what I heard.
I was curious as to what you guys think and myself try to come up with answer. What do I do with it? I actually don't know. All I know is I am no longer curious as to why that happens. Unless any of you can come up with a better explanation. I am all ears, literally.
Could it be the beater is left there bc there was nothing to cancel it out?
Think about it. The kickin obviously has more top end in it, the kickout less so. The key take away that I (and perhaps we) missed entirely is: they are not identical. When one of them is flipped whatever they have in common (whatever frequency the shared) will cancel out. It makes sense that the beater is the only thing left. And that was what I heard.
I was curious as to what you guys think and myself try to come up with answer. What do I do with it? I actually don't know. All I know is I am no longer curious as to why that happens. Unless any of you can come up with a better explanation. I am all ears, literally.