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Mind blowing info. Dan worrell is the man.

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Thank you!!

awesome! thank you so much for your expertise and the info!

Semi-newbie, not making music or mixes professionally, more as a hobby; but i am hooked! So taking that into account, meaning i am not going for perfection but would still like predictable mixes, what would you recommend for room treatments? Unfortunately, the room i am in is almost square, which i ...

SOLVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMIGOSH SOLVED. basically, i had to drop everything that is considered common knowledge. Honestly, i do not know why i did not think of this before, because it has been my experience that Windows can be a bit quirky. so the part that had me (and gracious helpers here) ...

thank you for the feedback......as a previous owner of a MacBook Pro, yes, i had forgotten the headaches of OS updates. there is definitely Kool-Aid being drunk--- a friend of mine who always tells me that I should go all Mac, is constantly complaining about ProTools updates and operating system inc...

Thank you for your reply – yes, I thoroughly checked to see if there is anything activated within the sound settings that might be affecting it – and yes, everything that could've done it was turned off. I am using asio drivers provided by Focusrite, but even if i switch to the built in sound card, ...

update: HP replaced the motherboard in my computer and the problem still persists. So it looks like it is an inherent issue with the sound that is built into the motherboard that HP is using. The onsite tech said there is a slot open for an audio card, but he agreed with me that if the problem exist...

i was the first one to think it was my ears....my left ear is garbage. but my troubleshoot of turning my headphones around and then getting the opposite effect took my ears out of the mix. (forgive the pun) Also, i plugged all my same gear into my SurfaceBook and the problem went away. HP delayed th...

i know, from everything i've heard i was under the assumption that once an audio interface was in play, the audio stuff on the PC was out of the picture. Still, nothing else explains why when i bypass everything and just plug headphones directly into the computer, it does it. and yes, i am using ASI...

just in case anyone else has this happen....and it comes as a warning. whenever you get a new system, make sure you do not have the sound built into the motherboard, which apparently is becoming a trend. After much troubleshooting with HP, it turns out i will need to replace my motherboard. if this ...

duh! old man brain. thank you for your suggestion : i hooked up everything to a laptop and the issue goes away. so this leaves me with the question. what is causing the problem? I assume it is not the sound card because the sound card does not come into play if the Focusrite is selected as the sound...

weird, right?
at first i thought it was some Ableton strangeness; but if i take Ableton out of the equation and play the files in different audio apps (Adobe Audition)----
same result.
AaAargh!

This, by far, is my weirdest issue to date. happens with all mono files and files that i have set to mono through the utility. when i do a hard pan left there is more low mids. When i pan hard right the higher frequencies are accentuated. Has anyone dealt with this before? Here are my troubleshoots:...