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> Usually by the second verse, if you've got a drum machine at pretty
constant
> volume or parts that aren't dynamic, you're not noticing them anymore,
says
> Pensado. But if you just kind of yank a drum up here, or something up
there,
> your ear finds it and you'll remember it for another 32 bars or so.
Something
> I've learned from the visual analogy is that it's okay to make things loud
> for one or two bars, then tuck them back where they should be. It's okay
> to take the kick drum and at the beginning of every eight bars turn it up
> 8 dB. Make it stupid loud. The engineers might say, 'Ooh, did you hear
that?',
> but 99.9 percent of the people who buy the record are going to go, 'That's
> cool!'
>
> Okay, lots of different speakers. But what exactly are you listening for?
> A lot of the music I do requires the kick drum to be as important as the
> guitars are in a Led Zeppelin song, says Pensado. If you're listening on
> the big speakers, you ca
 
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