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mastering of individual tracks (pg. 3)
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| quote: | Originally posted by BOOsTER
ah I see...I believe there are some tutorials about it in the production section...I'd help you, but I'm just leaving for today's school...
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so am i. ;)
and thanks, i'll try to check them out later tonight if i find them. |
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thanks, that program could actually cure most of my problems if it really does what it says it does. gotta try it out.
edit: it didn't really do anything, to fix my problem (i tired it on remy - dustsucker). :confused: |
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| PEZ68 |
And with your other tracks?
I set my tracks to 95db and most of the times , it works very well. |
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| quote: | Originally posted by PEZ68
And with your other tracks?
I set my tracks to 95db and most of the times , it works very well. |
well i tried it on the default setting (89dB) i think. didn't do anything about the peaks at all. i tried it on 95dB too and then it was already a bit distorted. all it seems to do is just amplify the signal and doesn't really cut the extra inaudible peaks out (unless it's amplified enough). i can easily amplify the tracks on audacity too, so this program didn't really do anything i couldn't already do. |
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| echosystm |
| Guys, if a song goes over 0db its not the end of the world. I had an indepth talk about this with an engineer at Sony years ago, he said he's mastered entire tracks above 0db before. Whats important is how badly it distorts. |
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| Vero |
| buy wavs instead of mp3s. all mp3s look like when you put them in a wave editor because of how compressed they are. |
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| quote: | Originally posted by Vero
buy wavs instead of mp3s. all mp3s look like when you put them in a wave editor because of how compressed they are. |
too bad wavs are more expensive though. i think 2,49€ for a wav file is a ing ripoff price. |
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| BOOsTER |
| quote: | Originally posted by skip
too bad wavs are more expensive though. i think 2,49€ for a wav file is a ing ripoff price. |
if you think so, then maybe you should stop complaining...or learn to deal with it. |
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| quote: | Originally posted by BOOsTER
if you think so, then maybe you should stop complaining...or learn to deal with it. |
i really don't think it's a fair price for just one track when you can get singles with many tracks for just a little bit more and albums that contain let's say 10 tracks rarely cost 24,90€. so actually we're paying much more for our music now that everything has to be bought from mp3 shops (pretty much at least). |
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| BOOsTER |
| singles were always a bit pricey... |
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| Vortex_SA |
| just compress the tracks... if its too "quite" than compress it... and the peaks going down is a result of nothing, its just the way the sounds are... (try to play a synth with an hp filter with a round saw waveform and itll look like this...) the problem in the benz&md track u showed is also a result of somthing close to a bad synth, it called a "dc offset", you can try remove all frequencies below 15 hz and normalize it again... should fix it... if not, try compressing... |
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