Please check out this mix of a prog/hard rock song. There are a lot of elements here, and I need to know if every instrument is fully represented.
The higher numbered track is the most recent mix.

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I recently watched a video with Andrew Scheps, where he talks about the use of "dynamic" ( also referred to as "active") EQ - this is NOT the same as Multi Band Compression.

I just got these violin tracks from a remote recordist. They obviously weren't recorded in the most ideal way, and I'm trying to figure out whether they will be useable or if they will need to be re-tracked.

Hello

I am new to the forum so please forgive me if I am going against any rules, that I don't know about.

Please let me know what can be improved with this rock mix. The higher numbered track is the most recent mix.

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Can anyone verify if (or if not) there have been any updates to Samplitude/Sequoia that enables the assignment of a mono track's output to a single mono device output?

- Richard

My untrained years think it pretty good.I could be wrong.

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Attached files Children of No One.mp3 (3.3 MB) 

I'm pretty new to recording, and I am not a very good or inspired writer, so I find myself doing a lot of covers of songs I like so that I can learn more about the process, and learn more about certain musical techniques, and get inside the heads of artists that are gods to me. So that is the early phase of my journey to become good at recording and become a better musician.

I know several members here on RO use them... and I can absolutely see ( hear) why.

I had downloaded a trial version of their EQ last year, and I was knocked out by how "clean" it was.
I don't know exactly how else to describe it, really, other than it allowed me to EQ tracks without them sounding like they had been EQ'd.