What I meant to say was that mixing on Chromebook speakers is far from ideal.
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I guess that this makes sense only as a way to see if you mix translates well to a pretty bad listening experience.
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thank you
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If it's of any help: (link is only visible to registered users) It's a year old guide, but still useful.
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i don't have a proper system, so i do the best i can with what i have. a thin mix is better than potentially interfering bass frequencies
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If you really want a premium experience, gotta mix on Skullcandy earbuds.
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Speaking as someone who primarily uses AT on a Chromebook, lol no.
Not all Chromebooks have awful speakers. It really depends on the model of the computer. But anyways, on some Chromebooks, the amplification is pretty bad which leads to a small underdriven sound system. As I said, maybe it's because of the model you bought because I know some people find them efficient to use and plus you aren't bundled with unwanted softwares when you first purchase it, so that's always an assemption towards refurbished laptops/desktops, unless of course you build your own computer. :)