McQ, 

Xenon is good.

mike_mccue

I'm generally adverse to having too many choices for any particular efx.

Does this mean you fight with your choices?
 
Maybe you meant you have an aversion to having too many choices.
 
Sorry, but I have an aversion to certain language usage, particularly when it creates adverse conditions for understanding meaning.

 
 
edited: for grammar...

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mike_mccue

bapu


McQ, 

Xenon is good.

I'm ignoring the Bouy because I'm still sulking.

best,
mike

Fixed.

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I can't hear much between 21.5kHz and 22.05kHz...

Much? How about nuttin' at all? 

But you never know, you might someday need to master something specifically for bats and dogs. Don't forget Go Go!

I suspect a lot of sales of mastering tools are the result of envy. Envy of other people who use something different to get good results. If {Famous_Engineer} uses limiter X, then I also need limiter X to achieve the same quality. In reality, I don't. All I need is to acquire one versatile high-quality limiter and then take the time to learn it well.

bitflipper

I can't hear much between 21.5kHz and 22.05kHz...

Much? How about nuttin' at all? 

Technicall, he should not.... but I lay awake at night and wonder if Danny can hear the difference.

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mike_mccue

bitflipper

I can't hear much between 21.5kHz and 22.05kHz...

Much? How about nuttin' at all? 

But you never know, you might someday need to master something specifically for bats and dogs. Don't forget Go Go!

I suspect a lot of sales of mastering tools are the result of envy. Envy of other people who use something different to get good results. If {Famous_Engineer} uses limiter X, then I also need limiter X to achieve the same quality. In reality, I don't. All I need is to acquire one versatile high-quality limiter and then take the time to learn it well.

The cool thing is that the exercise did indeed cause me to think more deeply about Elephant and the many choices it offers that I haven't fully explored. I was watching Elephant's gain reduction graph while switching through the algorithmic modes and it showed me that there is a lot to listen for when experimenting with applying the various algorithmic modes to specific material.

Good stuff.



best regards,
mike

Graphs? Graphs?


I thought we were supposed to use our ears.


Man I yam cornfused.

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