I remember Dave Pensado recommended having a commercial mix(basically a big recent hit) in you mix to play so it can give you a reference DB wise and whether your mix is muddy or too bright which made sense to me to compare it with you mix that youre working on.
The thing is wouldnt hearing a commercial mix like some big time hits on ANY SPEAKERS give you a sense of what a commercial mix should sound like ON THE SAME SPEAKERS YOUR HEARING IT FROM? If you are mixing on those same speakers than I dont see how you cant have a mix sound like a great commercial mix when you can always compare your mix to a commercial one on your own speakers.
Even Manny Marroquin said he believes that it doesnt matter what you are mixing on AS LONG AS YOU KNOW THAT SPEAKERS/MONITOR.
Yes I know that computer speakers some of them could be colored but again you have a commercial mix as a stereo track in your mix to solo and play to always compare to, so that will be your guide on the computers speakers so I dont see how you CANT make great mixes on computer speakers.
What say you guys?
The thing is wouldnt hearing a commercial mix like some big time hits on ANY SPEAKERS give you a sense of what a commercial mix should sound like ON THE SAME SPEAKERS YOUR HEARING IT FROM? If you are mixing on those same speakers than I dont see how you cant have a mix sound like a great commercial mix when you can always compare your mix to a commercial one on your own speakers.
Even Manny Marroquin said he believes that it doesnt matter what you are mixing on AS LONG AS YOU KNOW THAT SPEAKERS/MONITOR.
Yes I know that computer speakers some of them could be colored but again you have a commercial mix as a stereo track in your mix to solo and play to always compare to, so that will be your guide on the computers speakers so I dont see how you CANT make great mixes on computer speakers.
What say you guys?
Wouldnt hearing commercial mixes on computer speakers still give a good reference?
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