Mixing

[ZakBS]

After a lot of help about mixing here:-
http://forum.image-line.com/viewtopic.p ... 1#p1004231
I managed to increase the volume of my song.

A month ago I bought some (Behringer) Monitoring Speakers and these are all I've been using since.
The song sounded ok through these.

But later on I played it on a TV for the first time and it sounded terrible.
The chords sounded muddy, vocal peaks echoed badly, it threatened to vibrate, it was all wrong.
I've tried re-mixing yet again, but cannot make it sound good on both systems.

It's not the TV, as other music (radio, etc) sounds excellent.
(It has quite good quality self-powered external speakers connected).

I thought the whole point in buying Monitoring Speakers was that if it sounded good on them,
it should sound ok through other speakers?

Mark

[clint]

Could you post the song so we could hear it?

[clint]

BTW I use 3 sets of monitors 5'JBL, M-audio 3' ...

[m@RV]

Time to use your eyes as well and do some frequ...

[Perfect Human]

Zak Blueslade wrote:I thought the whole point i...

[ZakBS]

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[ZakBS]

m@RV wrote:Time to use your eyes as well and do...

[ZakBS]

Perfect Human wrote: And "different" is most li...

[sql_error_uname]

even on cheap equipment it should sound good . ...

[clint]

It may sound muddy because it is bass heavy. Th...

[clint]

Also you should check your phase of instruments...

[Perfect Human]

Zak Blueslade wrote:Perfect Human wrote: And "d...

[monkvolcno]

Well, I gave it a lesson. IMO, its almost ther...

[Perfect Human]

Yeah, I just listened to it on my monitors and ...

[pakunoda]

I love to hear what others do Especially this ...

[ZakBS]

Thanks for the further replies. Have taken adv...