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maddraver
sic' em bears
Registered: May 2007
Location: dallas
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i use ableton
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Who knows, the guy is a fucking guru. I can't wait to name my kid "Maven". Yes, Im dead serious. I suggest you guys name your kid the same.
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Nov-12-2008 20:42
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jonas
I'z hungry

Registered: Aug 2005
Location: I'm sooooo 972. TXTA #138
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Nov-12-2008 21:59
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Matthias
RIP TXTA

Registered: May 2004
Location: Houston, TX
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It's a bit pricey, but worth it.
http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/SO...ish/default.asp
This is what I use for recording sets, and creating re-edits or simple remasters of tracks. I use alot of the compressor based plug-ins from Waves to record as loud a single I can without clipping or overcompressing.
Whatever you use, I recommend a soundcard with analog ins and outs and 24bit recording capability. And a sound recording program that can record at 24 bit and then let you dither down to 16. (This is how I get the sound quality that I do on my mixes)
Recording at the highest bit-rate available, with the greatest signal to noise ratio, and proper use of compression...you get the most out of a 16bit master. I would never recommend recording in MP3 format, though when you wish to convert to MP3, set the MP3 conversion speed settings to the lowest possible, select your bitrate (320kps if you can, but I never go under 192), stereo (no joint or mid-side) and you'll get the best quality for the bitrate you choose.
Last edited by Matthias on Nov-13-2008 at 22:56
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