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Posted by trancintaiwan on Apr-01-2004 17:08:

Soudforge Volume Editing

Sometimes when i record a set, some tracks will be louder than others, i'm assuming its because of how they were pressed on the vinyl. I was wondering if there was a way to even out the volume levels for the whole set as opposed to editing the volume small sections at a time (the method i use right now). Any information will be helpful. Thanks!

Posted by jdat on Apr-01-2004 17:41:

use a compressor/expander

Posted by harcourt on Apr-01-2004 19:15:

Re: Soudforge Volume Editing

quote:
Originally posted by trancinchink
Sometimes when i record a set, some tracks will be louder than others, i'm assuming its because of how they were pressed on the vinyl. I was wondering if there was a way to even out the volume levels for the whole set as opposed to editing the volume small sections at a time (the method i use right now). Any information will be helpful. Thanks!

Use your mixer to adjust the volumes as you're recording it, going back after the fact can only do so much.

Posted by jdat on Apr-01-2004 19:38:

Re: Re: Soudforge Volume Editing

quote:
Originally posted by tw1tch
Use your mixer to adjust the volumes as you're recording it, going back after the fact can only do so much.

I hope that was already being done or someone needs to learn to dj

Posted by trancintaiwan on Apr-01-2004 19:49:

=/... u dont seem to understand. i do adjust it during mixing. its not like the volume is a huge noticeable difference. i just want to make it overall more even. i'm sure even the best dj's master their mixes when its released on a cd.

Posted by Scottaculous on Apr-01-2004 21:21:

Like jdat said, use a limiter or compressor. I master mine with Cubase and Universal Audio 1176N compressor. If you need help with what settings to set on the compressor let me know.