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| Lucas-K |
When you guys record sets, do you guys use an editing program to edit your set after recording, or do you just try and not mess up when you record, and just deal with it if you make a mistake?
If you edit, what prog do you use?
I heard Steinberg WaveLab is great... |
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| Yøsek |
| I've used Sound Forge by SONY. It will create your track(s) into peaks. This enables you to edit to your hearts content! |
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| Teezdalien |
| Hey man, When I record, I use wavelab coz its a great program but I always try and nail the set in one crack coz you're only cheating yourself by editing out mistakes. You can't do that in a live situation and your sets as a whole will improve and your confidence will grow. If I make any mistakes and its not too noticable I might let mabey one or two go but if there's a few more or some major -ups, start over. It might take some time but be patient and try not to cut corners.;) |
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| Lucas-K |
| quote: | Originally posted by Teezdalien
Hey man, When I record, I use wavelab coz its a great program but I always try and nail the set in one crack coz you're only cheating yourself by editing out mistakes. You can't do that in a live situation and your sets as a whole will improve and your confidence will grow. If I make any mistakes and its not too noticable I might let mabey one or two go but if there's a few more or some major -ups, start over. It might take some time but be patient and try not to cut corners.;) |
K. that was the answer i was looking for, thanks man. |
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