Above 100 is just luck on SpacePan, right? I mean, how fast a reaction can one have?!
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Lio LM
May 27, 18:15
It's above 101 points, and yes it's luck! (point 101 is the fastest and most difficult of those still playable) I've tried ultra reaction concentration, after 101 points maybe it's impossible. However, we can manage to optimise luck, depending on movements, shots (mouse + keyboard sidebar) and intuitions.
Hold On To Me - Skjelsbæk
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SoundGym
May 27, 00:08 in SoundGym Official
Congrats @Rodney Bell Jr for winning the Diamond Ears Award!
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Max Marks
May 27, 13:07
Congrats! I'm soon gonna be here too!)
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Paul Schreiber
May 27, 16:37
Incredible, Congratulations Rodney!
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Steve Rinaldi
May 27, 17:35
Rodney, that's awesome! Congratulations!
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SoundGym
May 27, 14:23 in SoundGym Official
Congrats @Leung Crovax for winning the Golden Ears Award!
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Paul Schreiber
May 27, 16:36
Great work, Leung!
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Lio LM
May 27, 16:58
Congrats Leung! 🌞🌞🌞
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Steve Rinaldi
May 27, 17:35
Sweet, Leung! Congratulations for hitting this milestone!
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Markus Riley
May 27, 17:34 in SoundGym Cafe
Hold On To Me - Skjelsbæk
2 F'D UP is out now
Mixed and Mastered this track for a new client, plus we got more on the way so stay tuned 🎧
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Niko Falcon
May 26, 19:40
Sounds fire 🎶
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Paul Schreiber
May 27, 16:45
Sounds great, Kevin!
Congrats @YOSHI KURO for winning the Golden Ears Award!
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Lio LM
May 26
Congrats Yoshi! 🌞🌞🌞
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Colin Aiken
May 27, 04:59
Very well done!
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Paul Schreiber
May 27, 16:38
Great work, Yoshi!
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isildur green
May 27, 04:08 in SoundGym Cafe
Hello Family, I mixed and mastered this track. All feed back is welcome. It's in afrohouse genre.
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Mike Booth
May 27, 15:39
Well done! I found myself just living for that boomy kick. The new subwoofer in my studio just ate it up!
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Matthew Brown
May 27, 08:02 in SoundGym Cafe
I could really use some advice. I'm trying to build a portfolio so I can start charging for mixing services, but I'm not really sure how to go about it. I've tried reaching out to artists that I want to work with on streaming platforms, and offer them a free mix in exchange for their permission to use the song in my portfolio, without any real luck. Maybe it's my approach, I'm not really sure, but I can't help but feel like everyone thinks I'm trying to scam them.

Anyone who can offer advice, it's greatly appreciated. How should I approach them? What online services should I use? etc.

Thank you for any one who took the time to read this, especially if you have advice to offer. Also, if any of you have songs that you want me to mix, I would be happy to do so.
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Jordane Chauffeton
May 27, 08:37
Hey Matthew ! Maybe you can try an other way around ... Use Cambridge library to have a portfolio, and THEN contact artists to offer them a free mix for one of their song, using the portfolio to show your value.

If you mix one of their song (yes, for free for that very first time) and they can use it, they may become clients on the long run, because they know your inegrity, your work, and they can trust you).
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Paul Auxerre
May 27, 09:05
Actually that sounds like a good plan. Have you thought about doing this in a more local, in person way? It might be easier to get people on board with this on an eye to eye level. Also, I guess you want the raw audio provided by those artists. This means they would already have a decent means of recording audio and probably many options for mixing. Maybe you could offer help with recording as well, just an idea... I guess if you help out some young upcoming artist, they might be very much inclined to use your services once they have some level of success and funds
Hey guys, I was wondering if anybody has a pointer for the compressionist game. I seem to be able to determine the attack fairly well but the failure is strong with this one when it comes to the ratio 😅. Any clue where I should put my attention? The transients?
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Hola Paul, para mi, es mas sencillo identificar el Ratio que el Atack o el Release incluso. MI SUGERENCIA, solo personal, es que cuando el ratio es mayor el sonido está más apretado. Vas a sentir un poco mas de punch pero que el golpe se siente más encajonado y se pierde algo de naturalidad.

Con un Ratio mas bajo (2:1) vas a sentir que el sonido aún suena algo natural, incluso cuando el Attack es rapido.

Saludos y espero haberte ayudado (puedes traducir mi sugerencia a tu idioma). 👍
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Paul Auxerre
May 27, 08:11
@Franco Maldonado Lo he entendido 😁 Gracias para elaborar! Seguro que voy a probar escuchar por esa calidad encajonada
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Paul Auxerre
May 27, 08:36
@Franco Maldonado Una pregunta, por favor - Estoy escuchando por el ratio en el juego Dr. Compression?
Congrats to @Jakson Smith for having the top track in the chart this week with 'Watch Me'!
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Congrats!!!🏆
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Steve Rinaldi
May 26
Jakson, nice! Congrats for having the top track!
Congrats @Chmohr op for winning the Golden Ears Award!
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Colin Aiken
May 26
Fantastic!
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Great job, Chmohr!
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Steve Rinaldi
May 26
Fantastic! Congrats for getting your Golden Ears!
Today (25/5/25) I reached 1.000.000 SPI!!!! I'm so happy! 😁
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Steve Rinaldi
May 26
Franco, way to go! Keep after it!

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