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<blockquote data-quote="Kim Watson" data-source="post: 56367" data-attributes="member: 41">Re: Would you rather have graphs for mixing wedges or PEQ&#039;s on a large screen like thReading through your post I&#039;m left with a question.... Are you also using the sound web as xover for your mixes? Or as an insert on the analogue board?If its as the xovers, I didnt think that the sound wed system would imprint the pfl&#039;ed mix eq on to your listen wedge mix like the dbx or tc processors do (both of which have an external graphic pannel with 32 faders to grab)mI could be wrong. If it doesnt, You would be left with a pre eq mix in your listen and as a monitor engineer I would find this very fustrating because i woudn&#039;t be able to hear what the artist is actualy hearing. What would be harsh in my wedge might be dull in his due to the mix eq. If it is as an insert i would hear it and that would be fine.... I would prefer touch screen control of it. But with an analogue board you may aswell use normal graphs and use your parametrics to make your wedges sound good out of the box without too much tweaking. Kim</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kim Watson, post: 56367, member: 41"] Re: Would you rather have graphs for mixing wedges or PEQ's on a large screen like th Reading through your post I'm left with a question.... Are you also using the sound web as xover for your mixes? Or as an insert on the analogue board? If its as the xovers, I didnt think that the sound wed system would imprint the pfl'ed mix eq on to your listen wedge mix like the dbx or tc processors do (both of which have an external graphic pannel with 32 faders to grab)mI could be wrong. If it doesnt, You would be left with a pre eq mix in your listen and as a monitor engineer I would find this very fustrating because i woudn't be able to hear what the artist is actualy hearing. What would be harsh in my wedge might be dull in his due to the mix eq. If it is as an insert i would hear it and that would be fine.... I would prefer touch screen control of it. But with an analogue board you may aswell use normal graphs and use your parametrics to make your wedges sound good out of the box without too much tweaking. Kim [/QUOTE]

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