Congrats @Jesse Grace for winning the Diamond Ears Award!
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Helmut Mair
Nov 12
Congratulations!
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Márcio Sacramento
Nov 13, 06:23
🙌
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Sarah González
Nov 13, 14:13
Nice!
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SoundGym
Nov 12, 19:55 in SoundGym Official
@Céline Delbecq is now a SoundGym certified member. Congratulations Céline!!
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Colin Aiken
Nov 13, 00:27
Big Congratulations!
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Márcio Sacramento
Nov 13, 06:23
Parabéns !!
@David Aranda is now a SoundGym certified member. Congratulations David!!
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Steve Rinaldi
Nov 12, 17:58
David, that's a fantastic accomplishment - congrats on your certification!
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Colin Aiken
Nov 13, 00:27
More Big Congratulations!
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Márcio Sacramento
Nov 13, 06:22
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SoundGym
Nov 13, 04:45 in SoundGym Official
Congrats @arash mohammadi for winning the Golden Ears Award!
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Márcio Sacramento
Nov 13, 06:20
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Congrats @Alexey Fedotov for winning the Golden Ears Award!
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Colin Aiken
Nov 12
Fantastic!
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Lio LM
Nov 12
Congrats Alexey! ⭐⭐⭐
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arash mohammadi
Nov 13, 05:13
congratulations 🎊
Congrats @John Chambers for winning the Diamond Ears Award!
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Lio LM
Nov 12
Congratulations John! 🌈🌈🌈
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Helmut Mair
Nov 12
Congratulations!
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arash mohammadi
Nov 13, 05:12
congratulations 🎊
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SoundGym
Nov 13, 04:16 in SoundGym Cafe
Audient just dropped a new iD interface range, and PLAP tests it in full by tracking and producing a complete song from scratch, with free multitracks included 🎙️🎛️
Your phone has been lying to you about bass.
Cut everything below 200 Hz from a 55 Hz note and you’ll still hear it. Your brain rebuilds the missing note from the harmonics left behind. It’s the same reason a touch of saturation keeps an 808 alive on tiny speakers.

We followed one sound from the speaker cone all the way to your cochlea. A few things that changed how we mix:

Sound travels about 34 cm every millisecond. Distance is time.
A 20 Hz wave is 17 m long. That’s why your neighbour hears your kick but not your hi-hats.
Two mics on one source can carve notches into your tone. Check in mono before you touch the EQ.
Your chair might be sitting in a bass hole. Move it before you boost.

Full breakdown here:

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Anna Gregory
Nov 11
High frequency disappeared about12, must be getting old!
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Gaspar Acevedo
Nov 13, 01:52
Same as @Sean Ryan, low appeared at around 40 and the high dissapeared a little past 15 (though a really thin buzz kept gong for a tiny bit of time). Great video !

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