Recent content by JohnACK

The best way to do it would be the same way an Audio Engineer EQs a system. Find pink noise(freq from 10hz-25khz) and make sure that everything sounds even. Of course, this is difficult and you have to have a trained ear to do this... If you're ear isn't trained, then play a song that you know...

How many people are in the band? What is their style? How do you want each instrument to sound?

6 inch and 5 inch speakers are pretty much the same thing. The only difference is that the 6 inch speakers will give you slightly more bass(you won't notice it) and they will fatigue slightly slower(you also won't notice it). The speakers sound articulate and seem to have a good frequency...

Check you're equalizer on your playback device. It sounds like it has too much bottom end most likely around 125-250hz and if pulling that out doesn't work, then try boosting 2-5khz.

Pro Tools is your best bet because people will most likely want to see your stubs and sometimes your files and anyone who is in the industry uses Pro Tools, so in order to share your files with them you will have to use Pro Tools. You can do anything on Pro Tools with the right plug-ins, but...