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SoundGym
Dec 28, 18:54 in SoundGym Official
Congrats @H P for winning the Golden Ears Award!
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Paul Schreiber
Dec 29, 14:05
Great worm, H P!
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Anthony Zambonini
Dec 29, 16:29
Way to go
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Martin Gean
Dec 29, 16:43
una consulta que nivel tengo que alcanzar para obtener golden ears?
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David David
Dec 28, 18:50 in SoundGym Cafe
there should be a level in frequency games that stop the selection square from getting any thinner because im at the point again where its making me be so comically precise that i dont think its even practical to be that precise when working an actual mix
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Jason Stanley
Dec 28, 18:57
ahhh that makes sense haha
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DJ Astrofreq
Dec 29, 15:27
I know we never finish learning, but I would think that at that point, Soundgym isn't as helpful as simply working on mixes. I personally don't care how my SPI compares to others. My goal is to make better mixes outside of the course.
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Marty Howard
Dec 29, 16:08
To me, it's a speed of processing task as the box shrinks. The faster you can work and be more intuitive, the better your mixes will get.
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SoundGym
Dec 29, 13:38 in SoundGym Official
Congrats @Steve Kuenzli for winning the Golden Ears Award!
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Agnes Zareba
Dec 29, 13:52
Congrats Steve! 🎉
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Paul Schreiber
Dec 29, 14:02
Great work, Steve!
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SoundGym
Dec 29, 09:08 in SoundGym Official
Checkout the latest tracks added to SoundGym:

'Jackson' by The Defectonauts
'Moving On ( Instrumental Version)' by Egipte Iban
'ML41224' by Strangedaysac3

Listen & vote: https://bit.ly/3CgXm1K
I suck at Dr. Compressor. I have no idea what I'm supposed to be trying to identify and I feel like my compressor analysist skills are sorely lacking. Any suggestions?
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Jason Stanley
Dec 28, 17:00
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Jason Stanley
Dec 28, 17:05
but no I've never thought of compressors as a way to stifle and suffocate something, if that's what you want just bring the volume down. Compressors help control dynamics, and there's lots of things you can do with dynamics besides make them even, which is the common usage. You can actually purposely make them uneven and punchy, or sidechain like you said to help make two elements work together better.
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Colin Aiken
Dec 29, 06:54
10 hours!

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