bitflipper
You've probably heard some variation on the 80/20 rule, such as "20% of the workers do 80% of the work", or "20% of the population causes 80% of the crime". Ever wonder if there's any factual basis for such claims?
 

Question for the magic ratio folk:
 
If 20% of the workers overall do 80% of the work, then does it also hold that 20% of those comparatively efficient workers do 80% of that work. IOW 4% of the overall workforce would do 64% of the overall work, roight? 

And so it goes.

Thanks for that link Bit, ol pal.  I'm another VSauce fan.  Very interesting and informative...as per usual.

KenB123

bitflipper
And that ultimately led me to this one from recordingrevolution.com, in which the principle is applied to mixing. 

I thought this was very good. Simple concept. Makes sense. I can see benefit in applying it.

I've been going over to Graham's site for a while now. His emphasis is on using what you got and don't expect some magic plug-in (such as the magical "Talent 1.2") to make your stuff sound fantastic - avoid GAS. Blog is good and he has a lot of videos. Good stuff

bapu, you're certainly doing your part to raise "bapu"'s ranking.
 
I was going to point out that your post contained the most-used word in the English language, thereby defeating that strategy. But it didn't. Nor did either of your other posts in this thread. It's as if you're intentionally avoiding the #1 word - is that part of your plan?

bitflipper
I was going to point out that your post contained the most-used word in the English language, thereby defeating that strategy. But it didn't. Nor did either of your other posts in this thread. It's as if you're intentionally avoiding the #1 word - is that part of your plan?

Isn't using that word a violation of the TOS? 

Mesh
.....and here I thought the 80/20 originated from Medicare coverage. I really need to have my eyes checked......I read that as the Pedro Principle.  

yeah ... and I gotta fill out that paperwork now ... !!!