u/hurryupandbuyplease

As an artist currently finalizing a project that's being mixed entirely using 2 track instrumentals, I'm curious to hear what u all think on this.

I understand that mixing with trackouts is ideal and that mixing with 2-tracks results in overall quality being sacraficed a bit but i'm also of the belief that most fans(especially hip-hop fans in this day and age) don't really care for the most part as long as the music is at least listenable. Trackouts can be quite expensive and even sometimes not always available.

How much modern hip hop do u all think is being mixed with just the 2-track file instead of trackouts? And overall do you think music being mixed with trackouts makes that huge of a difference to the average listener?

Early this morning, I was driving straight in the far right lane of a three-lane street preparing to make a right turn at a stop light prob 10 yards away.

The driver in the middle lane(directly to the left of my lane) made a sudden turn in an attempt to turn into a gas station, causing me to collide with the passenger side of the vehicle. I unfortunately failed to properly get the license plate/driver info but the driver did tell me that it was a Hertz rental and gave me a copy of the state insurance identification card.

This is my first major incident & I’m unsure what will happen from here. I’ve filed an initial
claim with my own insurance but didn’t process it completely because I’d rather speak with Hertz before moving forward. I don’t have a dash cam and it’s unlikely we’d be able to obtain any surveillance.