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May 14 in SoundGym Olympics

Cut Champ Winner, May. 11th - May. 14th:

1st: @Beto Ojeda 71 pts
2nd: @Pedro Guerreiro 68 pts
3rd: @Mike Benza 67 pts

See complete standings:
https://www.soundgym.co/contest/view?id=RD2XS6153D0

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Romano G
May 16, 03:12

😁😂😂

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Colin Aiken
May 16, 04:32

😜😛😎

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Stelios Mavroyiannis
May 16, 04:33

@Romano G show me your bank account! haha
@Beto Ojeda I believe that you didn't 'do that', did you? I just think that you play a few times and always score above 70! Don't pretend to be one of us, you're on a different level :P

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Alex Angelich
May 15, 19:29 in SoundGym Cafe

hey friends, just dropping in to tell you how grateful I am for all the skills I learned here over the last couple of years. today, I completed my main quest and dropped my first solo album, self-produced and mixed. I'm just really stoked and grateful, that's all. 3

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Emanuel E. Guevara
May 15, 19:31

Great job! Thanks for sharing your first self-produced album! ☺️🙌💿

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Cindy Preta
May 15, 23:24

Wonderful work Alexandra, I wish you lot of good things with this first album

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SoundGym
May 12 in SoundGym Official

The 30-Second Mix Test: What Your First Impression Hears Does Matter

Your ears are sharpest the moment you press play. After that, your brain starts filtering out the problems, not fixing them. Read why the 30-second rule changes how you mix, and the resets that actually work. 🎧

Read here: https://www.soundgym.co/blog/item?id=the-30-second-mix-test

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Cody OConnell
May 15, 21:48

Great article! Thanks for these tips. I developed a similar method of taking notes with fresh ears, but I never thought to do it via voice memo, that's a great idea so I can stay more in the moment and don't have to pause to look at the timestamp or anything. And great disctinction on loudness fatigue vs content fatigue / familiarity

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Adomas Jankevičius
May 14 in SoundGym Cafe

hey, i just recently purchased full version of sound gym, wanted to ask how much of you play with monitors and how much with headphones

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Linda Wagner
May 15, 18:01

I use headphones for everything except the panning games. I find it much easier to detect direction when the sound is coming from speakers than headphones.

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Ioulianos Antoniadis
May 15, 19:06

I use only headphones, don't have monitors.
Currently Struggle with panning.

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Gaspar Acevedo
May 15, 19:13

Lilke @Aike East mentioned, try to use all of your gear. The whole idea is to learn to identify how your space sounds.

That said, I highly recommend that both, your monitors and your headphones are as flat sounding as possible (either with room treatment, good brands, calibration software, etc). In my case, my room is not treated but i have SoundID for speaker calibration and I also bought my headphones from them.

This is a greaaaaaat and fuuuuun place... welcome aboard !!!! You are about to be transformed !

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Harsha Jagarlamudi
May 15, 15:44 in SoundGym Cafe

Hey everyone, I just started using Sound Gym and I'm running into something weird with the Pan Girl game.

When I play through my MacBook's built-in speakers, I can pick out the panning position pretty easily. But when I switch to my external speakers, everything sounds like it's sitting dead center.

Has anyone else dealt with this? Is it a speaker placement thing, or am I missing something obvious? Any tips would be appreciated.

My speaker setup:
MacBook -(USB)- Fosi ZD3 DAC -(XLR)- Fosi ZA3 Amp - Speakers

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Harsha Jagarlamudi (author)
May 15, 19:04

Good point, that is the first thing I checked and my ZA3 is set to stereo. Also, I believe the ZA3 in Mono would send power to one of the speakers only. Anything else I might be missing?

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