[InsaneEyes]

Something to think about. The noise floor of an analog desk is about -75 DB from our +4 reference. Our equivalent "problem level" below our -20 reference in digital is well over 100 DB. So please don't let people tell you analog has more "headroom" than digital. This is simply not true. Headroom is only relative to your noise floor below your reference. Remember if the volume is to low, turn up the darn speaker volume.

So what does all this mean? Put simply, proper gain staging is essential to both analog and digital mixing. You just need to correlate the references between the two. Once you figure this out, I'll Guarantee your mixes will start to sound open and wide, just like the good old analog days.

nisam siguran da'l sam skontao ali sam primetio da otkako sam krenuo da praktikujem da mi regler na DAW kanalu koji je sniman na +4 ne prelazi 30% od -besk. - do 0db recimo, konacni miks mi zvuci dosta "analognije" nego pre kad sam gario.

debiliziram, al jel to poanta ovog dela teksta???