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Re: an audio engineer

[(Anonymous)]

the first trick is to use basic compression on the record end to give yourself more headroom in the mix overall. this makes your dynamics generally more flexible.

as for muddy/boomy, that could be a result of where you're recording. i recommend investing in a DI for your instruments. you lose the room sound, but the room might be part of the problem.

ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

i never considered a di before, and i feel silly now. i also use some acoustic and wind instruments that might not warrant a di, but they aren't the ones that contribute to the muddy/boomy sound anyway.

thanks, anon! for another question: what kind of audio engineering do you do? music, sound effects, voice work, all of the above?

Re: ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

lmao it seems so callous, but "anything that pays" is my philosophy. i actually currently do mostly PA work right now, but will take recording and production jobs as they come along.