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I find the best way to simulate a walkie-talkie effect is to use a ring modulator. It makes harsh crackles and limits certain voiceband frequencies. If you have one of the newer creative soundblaster cards, you should be able to add this as an effect to your outputs. You can record that sound from your output as a wav and use it in your mix.

The main automation way is the way to do it, but for the life of me i cant remember how its done. go into your FL Studio help files and look up "Main Automation" it should explain it there.

Hi guys, Thanks for all the advice...i wouldnt acctually master on headphones as i do have studio monitors but am looking for the flattest frequencey response headphones to decress the difference in sound between when i am using my headphones ie at night to when i use my speakers to master on. i had a look at the sennheiser HD-590's....they seem to be what i am looking for. The Grados are undoubteble the best but im not willing to pay over $400 for a pair of headphones. thanks again for all the advice guys. Much appreciated

Hello Hello, Im ready to get myself a pair of headphones to master on. I have studio monitors but in the event that i need to keep the noise levels in the house down, i need a pair of decent mastering headphones that will give me sound as near as possible to my monitors. If anyone has advice on a good pair please let me know. similarly, if anyone has any further sugestions that would cover the best value for money in not only the High end headphones but also for the low end and mid range headphones, it could be valuable info for other people looking for a similar thing. Much appreciated Neutrino