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Old 04-18-2006, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by mikegee
hehe yea, generally speaking, i would rather have my recordings be a little softer, lower level, than too loud, higher level-distorted and all noised out.

although, at times, that CAN be a good effect in a mix, even if it sounds annoying (for contrasting a soft song)

oh yea; don't mis-interpret.....i think lower is usually better; and gives you more options when you are mixing. you can't un-do clipping.
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