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peterlemer
Logician
My room has been adapted by a specialist, good non-parallelism, plenty of appropriate damping and traps.
I have a pair of of Genelec S30NFs set into the wall.
I've just used the ARC2 system which tells me I am bass heavy, and when the plugin is in the output chain, my mixes sound a lot bass-lighter.
However, I have been advised to avoid plugin EQ modification of room problems.
I have 2 possible routes:
1. put the speakers on stands - which should remove some of the bass resonance from the back wall.
2. I could also leave the speakers where they are and roll off the bass on the built-in amps.
In either case, is there a simple way to use Logic to troubleshoot frequency anomalies in my room?
Some other way?
any advice would be welcome
pete
I have a pair of of Genelec S30NFs set into the wall.
I've just used the ARC2 system which tells me I am bass heavy, and when the plugin is in the output chain, my mixes sound a lot bass-lighter.
However, I have been advised to avoid plugin EQ modification of room problems.
I have 2 possible routes:
1. put the speakers on stands - which should remove some of the bass resonance from the back wall.
2. I could also leave the speakers where they are and roll off the bass on the built-in amps.
In either case, is there a simple way to use Logic to troubleshoot frequency anomalies in my room?
Some other way?
any advice would be welcome
pete