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  • Saturation knob (p.3)
2012/11/18 16:17:33
Beepster
lulz...

I swear I'll draw the line at rooting through your garbage. ;-p
2012/11/19 03:54:09
Bristol_Jonesey
sharke


garrigus


Beepster

can handle it now. Also gonna be cruising through the digifreq stuff (I've decided to start stalking Mr. Garrigus ;-P) and I have a folder of bookmarks about mastering but it's still a little sparse. Just 
I heard that... 


Seriously though... for everyone... two books (that are _not_ my own) I can recommend are...


  Mixing Audio by Roey Izhaki - http://digifreq.com/?IzhakiMixing

  Mastering Audio by Bob Katz - http://digifreq.com/?KatzMastering

Each one provides a lot of great info... I'm sure others here will agree.



I would add "Mixing Secrets" by Mike Senior to that list. Great book. 


I have all three of these and agree 100%

I also find that using the Sat Knob adds just a little something but it can get dirty pretty quickly if you overdo it. Subtlety is the key here, as it is with any Distortion/Overdrive/Saturation plugin
2012/11/19 11:39:22
sharke
Bristol_Jonesey

I also find that using the Sat Knob adds just a little something but it can get dirty pretty quickly if you overdo it. Subtlety is the key here, as it is with any Distortion/Overdrive/Saturation plugin

My take is that in moderation it adds weight, but any more than that and it loses weight and sounds thin. The tube module is the same. Once it starts sounding thin then you have to back off the drive knob. 
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