http://dysonsound.com/2009/07/mixing-is-the-butter-on-your-lobster/ For the love of music's sake... Mon, 30 Aug 2010 17:50:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://dysonsound.com/2009/07/mixing-is-the-butter-on-your-lobster/comment-page-1/#comment-20 dirkler Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:14:57 +0000 http://dysonsound.com/?p=166#comment-20 Well. Melody is melody. A good melody should always come through. No matter what is done in the mix. But a good mix is like a rollercoaster ride. You have no control over what happens to you, you just are put in a seat and are told what to enjoy. If you don't like it? Then it's a bad rollercoaster. A good mix has the ability to tell your ears what to listen to. And if it's a good melody? Then that is what the mix engineer is telling you to listen to at that point in the song. Well. Melody is melody. A good melody should always come through. No matter what is done in the mix. But a good mix is like a rollercoaster ride. You have no control over what happens to you, you just are put in a seat and are told what to enjoy. If you don’t like it? Then it’s a bad rollercoaster. A good mix has the ability to tell your ears what to listen to. And if it’s a good melody? Then that is what the mix engineer is telling you to listen to at that point in the song.

]]> http://dysonsound.com/2009/07/mixing-is-the-butter-on-your-lobster/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Tamadear Fri, 24 Jul 2009 01:59:39 +0000 http://dysonsound.com/?p=166#comment-18 I love the melody--and that almost always comes through, regardless of the mixing. Or is the mixing what allows the melody to come through? I love the melody–and that almost always comes through, regardless of the mixing. Or is the mixing what allows the melody to come through?

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