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In Reply to: Re: Then I am totally confused. posted by Ted Smith on October 25, 2006 at 12:33:12:
it's interesting that our brains can perceive something as "fast" or "slow" even though they are both exactly the same source material played at exactly the same tempo.i suspect it has something to do with how our ears interpret transients and perhaps harmonics.
i'm currently in the middle of finalising the mixing and mastering of a massive 4-disc album project. i've found that playing around with harmonic exciters and even very slight level changes (particularly for bass and drums) can cause a subjective shift in the pacing of the music.
there's one particular song that's been very problematic, i've probably remixed it about a dozen times now, but it's interesting that very small level changes can change the "feel" of the song to change from "plodding" to "too intense" - the challenge is getting it to sound "just right".
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- "fast" vs "slow" - Christine Tham 17:09:52 10/25/06 (3)
- Re: "fast" vs "slow" - Ted Smith 17:26:32 10/25/06 (2)
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- Great post! (nt) - Allen Wright 02:45:31 10/28/06 (0)
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