#Collab

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@Sam Solo - I've struggled with mastering too, some people have techniques but its not the forte of the soundation engine unfortunatly, and without paying for panoramic EQ there isnt a huge amount, besides adding some 5/7ms delay and making the reverb wider

Hello, is there anybody out there who can master my tracks for me and make them sound radio quality?

Just because you email someone doesn't mean you'll get unbanned

@Dutch Perhaps my response may provide an idea of what he was saying, as I was well, responding to it.

boy howdy it's papa chicken for papa today.

what is a mediocre level to you is a simple task for those in referral

Can someone please translate the three paragraphs of no way but up? I truly tried to decypher it but I can't understand a thing of it with my mediocre english...

not violate any rules. Granted strictly negative responses may not be the most respectable or welcoming, but it depends on the response. You may have your gripes with the tendencies of newcomers, but don't make them face first thing a lecture of criticisms you have towards them, because it won't seem very welcoming.

With questions, one would rather ask neighboring members that one could relate more to than to investigate the facilities, rules, or seek staff by themselves. Kinda like how one may ask another classmate of something before the teacher. Yes the rules should be acknowledged, though one usually would be fine if they conduct themselves well. Criticism isn't necessarily a bad thing, as long as it isn't degrading and actually offers feedback. Maybe not every critique is the most constructive, but a comment is to allow the audience to express their thoughts, positive or negative, as long as it does