u/Feeling_Screen3979

So when I finish a a demo and want to listen on my phone I put the SD card into my SD card reader, and when I check the files there's a track for 11 and another for 12. Now I know these are the stereo tracks of the final mix, but if I choose let's say track 12, I'm only getting one half of he stereo mix right? How to I get a track that is the whole stereo image?

Alright, we just had a huge good ol boy party that cost us hundreds of thousands of dollars. Did we get any news on the contract negotiations? Or did they just talk about how awesome they all are.

Life ain't getting cheaper

Edit: I'm not anti union, Ive been involved in the union for many years as it is our only buffer from being mistreated, however I find the national union to be lacking in every metric, and frankly annoyed at how people seem to forget WE ARE OUT OF CONTRACT

Hey everyone. I just purchased a model 12 and have had a great time recording tracks on it. My main issue is that my tracks sound a bit muddy, and they also sound very quiet.

In terms of volume, I have the main fader at max pretty much, and the other faders are at 75% or so, and when I listen back to my mix, it's noticeably quieter than a song on Spotify or Apple Music for example. Could this just be because wit is not mastered?

In terms of quality, I run everything through a reverb or soke effect so that may have something to do with it. Maybe the less tracks the better if there is a lot of reverb?

I'm just saying you guys are in psychosis. The market is at an all time high this week and everyone is citing a seeming stock market "crash".

I think a lot of you guys are overbought in AI and tech and need to diversify your portfolios. It'll help you sleep at night.

Or maybe simply you guys have very little time investing so you don't have the gains to have perspective. Since 2022 the stock market has been ripping upwards in an absolute incredible trajectory. In the past 4 years you have had the ability to really pad your positions and gain some serious upwards momentum if you stick to a keep buying strategy.

I check this sub once a day to check news but lately it's people somehow losing money in the best stock market the country has ever seen

I have the Minolta Hi matic AF2. I ordered a red filter for B&W. Using tmax400. Should I compensate the ISO (the only variable setting) or just shoot at 400 and let the camera figure the metering out?