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13:12 Feb 7, 2022 |
English to French translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Music / sound, bass | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Tony M France Local time: 01:55 | ||||||
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4 | très fort dans la balance |
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3 +1 | assez présent dans le balance |
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4 -1 | trop forte dans le mixage |
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très fort dans la balance Explanation: Non seulement Tony Visconti joue limite faux, mais en plus le mixage fait ressortir la basse ! Même si sur le plan purement technique, balance correspond plus à soundcheck, l’expression que je vous propose est celle que j’écrirais ici. Il y a bien sûr d’autres solutions. Ne perdez pas l’ironie en route ;-) |
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trop forte dans le mixage Explanation: https://ondeschocs.com/critique-dalbum-feral-where-dead-drea... la basse est trop forte dans le mixage et enterre parfois la guitare https://www.davidbowienews.com/2020/08/exclusive-qa-with-ton... Q/ During the mixing of The Man Who Sold The World, did David ever say to you, “Um, Tony, I think your bass is too high in the mix”? Samuel McAdorey. TV/ Never! Hah! I said my bass was too high in the mix, and Ronson was the man who wanted it pushed up. |
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assez présent dans le balance Explanation: I think to avoid unwanted connotations, while avoiding the trap of modifying the source text to avoid ambiguïties in FR, this could be one solution. 'high in the mix' is not a qualitatvie judgement — it is neother an inherently bad or good thing. I believe 'présent' is the best way to convey the idea... by being 'high' in the mix, it means it is clearly noticeable, which in terms of music recording implies that it is 'present' — its 'presence is noticeable'. |
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