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Kevin Koelzer
Sep 16, 01:53 in SoundGym Cafe
Reached level 50 in EQ Cheetah, a pretty good milestone
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Ruben Degendorfer
Sep 16, 06:37
sick
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Nigel Newell
Sep 16, 07:04
That is amazing!
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SoundGym
Sep 16, 03:51 in SoundGym Official
When Your Only Hit Is About Being Lonely
JD Souther’s You’re Only Lonely came out in 1979, but in 2025 it feels like it was written for us. It’s raw, vulnerable, and brave enough to admit what most of us hide: that needing someone isn’t weakness, it’s survival.

Read the full article here - https://www.soundgym.co/blog/item?id=jd-southers-masterpiece
Congrats @Jojo Krellner for winning the Golden Ears Award!
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Matt Cleary
Sep 14
Congratulations! 👏👏👏
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Colin Aiken
Sep 15
Fantastic!
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Golden Clark
Sep 16, 01:30
Go Jojo!
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SoundGym
Sep 15, 13:08 in SoundGym Official
Congrats to @Andreas Kaufmann for having the top track in the chart this week with 'Alive'!
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Caroline Röjthammar
Sep 15, 15:40
I checked out Andreas' music on Spotify. His songs truly are ear candy. Even if you don't love the genre, the songs are all produced, mixed and mastered with such high level of precision and passion that I recommend having at least one of his tracks on a reference playlist!
Another client added to the roster
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Kevin Koelzer (author)
Sep 12
Thanks Matt, BOJOOPE, Zaye, and Devyn it's a site call Highnote
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Devyn Nipper
Sep 14
Thank you!
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Kevin Koelzer (author)
Sep 15
No problem 👍
@Matt Cleary is now a SoundGym certified member. Congratulations Matt!!
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great job Matt
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Steve Rinaldi
Sep 14
Nice, Matt - what an accomplishment!
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Colin Aiken
Sep 15
Big Congratulations!
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SoundGym
Sep 15 in BeatRace
@darren b is BeatRace legend. Congrats for winning!
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Colin Aiken
Sep 15
Very Cool!
HI there,
So the MORE compressed sound in Dr. Compressor is the most raw sounding sound. Counter intuitive, but all my answers were correct with that strategy. Not that I understand it, but it will. In time.
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Frans Fennema (author)
Sep 13
@jace @Matt thats what my idea was about a more or less compressed sound. The more compressed should be sounding more cleaner in my perception. But it tend to be the other way around. Like washing my hands makes them more dirty.
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Matt R
Sep 13
Yeah, that's a reasonable heuristic. That's interesting that your initial impression of compression was to make it cleaner. I kind of overlooked what compression could do for a long time, and when I finally did start uncorking it, it was because I felt it had the capacity to make things messy and chaotic. There's a lot of nuance in this world!

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