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Happy that you are finally can enjoy all games without limitations. EQ is a tough cookie and I would recommend with understanding a sound spectrum first. It is easier where you understand where what. Basically it will give you an idea like it sounds boomy, should be around 250-800 Hurts, and that is too airy must be about 15k + You can find charts online that help you divide sound frequency into chunks

People have a lot of tips and tricks for things but, in my experience at least, the only thing you can do is keep trying. It's frustrating because for weeks or even months it may feel like you are standing still but you're not.

Put in the reps - every day.
Try your best.
Results will come.

Congrats Ilya! ⭐⭐⭐

Thank you so much! This is so so great! My reference track is Abracadabra by Gaga, the entire vibe, the sick drop/hook/post

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More on this from Dan Worrall

It depends on gear. Every analog mixer has his own circuits. Mixer channel's and the output channel circuits could give an additional color or richness due to saturation (transistors, transformers, tubes - technology used to signal amplification, transmission and processing) or could be quite transparent (Apogee or some SSL circuits). Every element of circuit has his own tolerance of properties norm, so every channel could process the signal subtle differently. In addition - the biggest difference between analog and a digital signal summing is the crosstalk between channels in analog mixers which is also summed in the mixing bus. And this have real impact on the overall sound of summed (mixed) signals. So it is not a placebo. But: many modern DAWs and plugin technologies can emulate this hardware property (Studio One can do it, iZotope plugins can comunicate between DAW channels, many of Plugin Alliance plugins can emulate subtle differences of circuit elements in every instance of the plugin). And if you can smartly use this features you can emulate this analog mojo quite well. In addition the modern digital signal processing technology gives you more control over the behavior of uncontrolled properties of analog devices (eg. the noise level, crosstalk level etc.)
Of course, analog summing on high-end hardware (eg. SSL, Neve, API) will always sound great, but I think the digital technology is in quite high level now, that it is better to use great plugins and modern professional DAWs then budget hardware. And the last: every summed signal, no matter with analog or digital technology, will sound great when the mix is great.
... ups... I'm sorry I little plowed your survey :)

Very nice! ⭐⭐⭐

Congrats for hitting this milestone!

Awesome work!

Hi Daan, there is no other purpose than 'decorating' your virtual studio (as seen in your profile). You can't train with them (unlike the sound packs), unfortunately. Even the clock does not work 😆

Thanks Vincent, that clarifies it :)

Thank you Soundgym and thank you guys!! I really appreciate your support 😊

Amazing Magghy !

This is pure gold, Magghy. Keep it up!

Congratulations on winning your Golden Ears - on to Diamond!

Fantastic!

Congrats Mayk! ⭐⭐⭐