Willie Toth
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That is how I learned the program … I think as you go you will do very well because you have the desire … Would love to hear some of your music … If you would like you can E-mail an MP-3 to me at loganonestudio@aol.com … I will send you some of mine as well ………. WILLIE
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I like being able to use the effects in real time but this dose tax the processor … I would do the dynamic processing on the edit side since you are having problems with it … Some of the effects such as verb really don’t work well on the session side … The best thing to use the real time effects for is EQ, it will save a ton of time … You sure have had a mountain to climb with your system ……… WILLIE
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First off there isn’t any way you are going to get a consumer grade tape matched up with a digital recording, been there done that bought the T-shirt myself … It has to do with the mechanical aspects of your analog deck … Can’t you just use the audio out from your computers sound card to use as playback? You should be able to set it up by clicking on the out button on the side of the tracks on the session side ……….. WILLIE
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I think your problem is that you are saving your files as .cel instead of .wave … Always save your files as PCM wave files …
WILLIE
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At this point I would re-record …….. WILLIE
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Sounds like you are heading down the right road … Remember you need to mixdown to 44100 to write to CD … I would suggest spending the money for the upgrade I don’t think it’s more than 40 or 50 bucks and it’s worth it … I am a musician first as well, but had to learn all this stuff to keep things going …… WILLIE
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Lorenzo,
I would stick with the 44100 while recording in Audition, I think this is why you are getting clicks and pops in your tracks … If you try to write music to CD at 4800 you may have some problems … If you are using the audio for sound track on video you will be able to set your program prefrences to render all audio at 4800 … There is a lot of pros and cons about recording at a higher sample rate but from what I have experienced your gain is very little for the problems that can arise and the bottom line is that you have to resample it when you want to record it to CD or DVD media … You may want to use the REWIRE feature to cure your EV problem … You can do this by going into the OPTIONS WINDOW > DEVICE PROPERTIES > REWIRE on the session side … It may or may not help but it is worth the effort … The rewire may cure your playback problem as well … What is your hardware configuration for playback? Have you set the playback and record options on the tracks themselves? You do this by clicking on the IN and OUT buttons on the left side of each track …… WILLIE
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At this point I would try to reinstall the sound card and Audition … Are you recording with a sample rate of 44100? I have had some weird things happen when using a higher sample rate … Did you try recording through the computers sound card? I have never experienced a problem like you are having, I wish I can be of more help ……… WILLIE
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write if you have a problem ……… WILLIE
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Alex,
Not a problem there are 2 ways to go about this, One can be accomplished by bringing the wave file into the edit side of the program and normalize it to -12db, although this will limit the peaks it may not bring up the low point as well as hard limiting … You will find both of these functions in the effects tab under Amplify … In both cases you will have to set the max limit you want in this case the -12db … I would use the hard limit if I was doing the job, because it brings in the stuff underneath and will give you an improvement in dynamics … If you have anything below -18 after the modification what I have always done is just go through and increase the level of these points by either using amplification or normalize…… WILLIE