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Subject: Re: Is it possible to master on small monitors? Author: Itamar Carvalhaes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:15:57 09/04/03 Thu In reply to: Robert Schulze Lutum 's message, "Re: Is it possible to master on small monitors?" on 10:39:18 09/02/03 Tue >I find Har Bal to be a very useful tool especially in >the low frequency department. > >If you use the reference spectra as a guide, you can >"fly blind" with NS 10s by simply sticking to the >references. > >To me, that´s the great beauty about Har Bal. Thanks for the tip. Actually, I've had tought about that and it seems to be a good reference point. Anyway I'll have to get new monitors or a good headphone to check the results. Itamar Carvalhaes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]