Re: Mixing Rule from Bobby Owsinksi's Book

Hi Sean,

On 21 aug. 2011, at 04:40, Sean McCoy wrote:

> Hey all=97
>=20
> Did a session with a client today who brought his=20
> portable Logic rig in for me to give him some=20
> mixing pointers so he could do more work at his=20
> own studio. He showed me a page in Bobby=20
> Owsinksi's book, "The Mixing Engineer's=20
> Handbook," that stated "Rule Number One" in=20
> mixing in Logic is that all channel faders must=20
> be lower than the master fader. Huh? Logic isn't=20
> my principal mixing DAW, but I've used it enough=20
> and am familiar enough with its architecture to=20
> have serious reservations about this statement. I=20
> can't for the life of me imagine how that could=20
> be stated as a rule, and told my client=20
> unequivocally that this wasn't true. Am I missing=20
> something? Could it be this practice might have=20
> made sense in an earlier version of Logic? The=20
> book was published in 2006, so we are talking several releases back.

I'd say with everything floating point including the mix bus, you are right=
. I don't think that has changed in the last 5 years but I might be wrong. =
But why don't you ask the man himself? http://bobbyowsinski.blogspot.com/

Kind regards,
Ben



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