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When doing EQ work, I usually just go by ear for where I want to cut or boost (I also use charts off of the internet to know where) but I am wondering if there is a "Science" or "Method" of knowing how much to cut or boost? Like oh, I need to cut around 2k hz, but how many db's do i take it? How sharp is the "bell notch"? Again, I usually go by ear, but I am wondering if there is a "When in doubt" kind of solution of knowing how to do this?

Is there money to be made on Casting Call Club?

Not to sound like a newbie, but I've heard more about this website than many others, and don't know if this is something to look into or not.

I haven't even begun to make a garden railroad, but i have a few questions.

Are the tracks electric like indoor model trains, or do the locomotives have their own power source and controls?

Where does one purchase such trains and tracks? (I live in the U.S.)

Any advice on where to "not go wrong" in building my first garden railway?

I recently found my old Cassette tape collection and was hoping for some advice regarding the purchase of a player. I remember a few years back getting a tape player that was "Newer" and it worked well, until it pulled the tape out and mangled my cassette up... is there a way to know if a player would "ruin" a cassette, or a way of preventing it in whatever player I buy?

Thank you for any advice regarding this

I dont know if this is the right place to ask, if so i will remove the post.

I've purchased a few cds, listened to some from the library, borrowed, ripped, etc. but i keep coming across cds where the titles for the songs are either non-existent or just "track 1" "track 2" and not often the actual title, let alone having the artists name in the song. I've been finding this on a lot of modern cds. I know how to check the difference between burned and pressed cds and these dont seem to be burned copies, so... Why is this?

This is probably going to sound like a "newbie" question, but... If you had to start over, how would you do it?

The reason I ask is just that I have seen soooo many different people talk about how they started, and each way is different. Some people made connections early on, some hired agents, some paid teachers that promise them the world. If you only had the bare necessities in equipment, what would you do?

Honestly, I have the equipment, I have a little bit of experience having worked on a few indie projects and even ads in my local radio station... But I want more, I want more work, I want to dive into this industry. I don't have much money, but am saving. And while I do, I am learning everything I can, so I ask again... If you had to start over, how would you do It?

P.S. I'm even open to just hearing your story on start'em

Is Grump worth purchasing?

I am Meade hall 12, I have unlocked Gobber's area. Should I get Grump?

Okay, the ending was beautiful, but one thing is bugging me. Why exactly was Maomao kidnapped? I didn't fully grasp the reason for that.