Originally Posted By: Rustyspoon#
The EQ massage...on my mixes I need a combination of skilled chiropractor and a strong handed Thai massage therapist to gain flexibility.


BOLD: chuckle....I think we've all been there when our amount of tracks becomes sonically unwieldy and listening to the song ad nauseum isn't helping matters.

For the record: my comment was only that I never mix on phones.
Not to infer that others should not.
There are different approaches to arrive at the same quality result.

We all have developed our own way to proceed when we are at the 'mix' stage and it's not for me to lecture others how they should proceed.
I'll only comment and others can assess if it works for them.

When I begin the 'mix' process my first few mixes I always monitor at very low volume.
Not moderate volume or loud volume....very low volume through my 32 year old pair of Tascam S1010M's. (powered, with 3 inch speakers)
If I were in a different room than your child my mixing volume would not be bothersome at all.
That's the first rule I employ when I approach the 'mix' process.
I have other personal 'rules' I adhere to also.

Just wanted to clarify those points.
That "Thai massage" path is sounding pretty appealing to me. smile

Back to topic.....

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