Topic: martix w/ wavelab

[Jimna]

im feeling more comfortable now with wavelab but still havent used it for this.  im still taking the tracks to Vegas and mixing them there.  i really havent stumbled across anything to lead down this path so far using this software.  any help?  i would like to be able to keep it simple and in one program.   

[Craig T]

audio montage.

[Fatah Ruark (aka MIKE B)]

Here is a tutorial I made a while back.

Several people had PM'd me about this. I just found it (thought I had lost it when I shut down my old website).

Anyway hopefully this helps. There is an alternate way to do this by stretching one track to match the other, but I haven't figured that out yet. This seems to work for me, but I bet stretching one file is easier and more accurate.

http://wavelabmatrix.acidcasualties.com/matrix.html

[Jimna]

bummer 'bout those steelers, eh craig?

wavelab is the least easy program so far to just pick up and run with.  im reading the tutorial now....

any quick tips?

[Jimna]

Here is a tutorial I made a while back.

Several people had PM'd me about this. I just found it (thought I had lost it when I shut down my old website).

Anyway hopefully this helps. There is an alternate way to do this by stretching one track to match the other, but I haven't figured that out yet. This seems to work for me, but I bet stretching one file is easier and more accurate.

http://wavelabmatrix.acidcasualties.com/matrix.html

nice thanks.  +T

[Jimna]

wow mike b, ^^that was perfect.  exactly what i needed to get me going.  thanks again.

[Fatah Ruark (aka MIKE B)]

wow mike b, ^^that was perfect.  exactly what i needed to get me going.  thanks again.

No problem. +T back to ya!

[chrisdavis]

Here is a tutorial I made a while back.

Several people had PM'd me about this. I just found it (thought I had lost it when I shut down my old website).

Anyway hopefully this helps. There is an alternate way to do this by stretching one track to match the other, but I haven't figured that out yet. This seems to work for me, but I bet stretching one file is easier and more accurate.

http://wavelabmatrix.acidcasualties.com/matrix.html

thanks so much for this!!!  last nite i got a sbd with one recorder and my aud with the other recorder, and was clueless how to get started with the mtx.  TS rules my face!!!   +T for sure!

[beatkilla]

im feeling more comfortable now with wavelab but still havent used it for this.  im still taking the tracks to Vegas and mixing them there.  i really havent stumbled across anything to lead down this path so far using this software.  any help?  i would like to be able to keep it simple and in one program.   

Why not do it all in Vegas?

[easy jim]

im feeling more comfortable now with wavelab but still havent used it for this.  im still taking the tracks to Vegas and mixing them there.  i really havent stumbled across anything to lead down this path so far using this software.  any help?  i would like to be able to keep it simple and in one program.   

Why not do it all in Vegas?

Absolutely...why not in Vegas? 

Though the learning curve may be a bit steeper, Vegas is going to be a lot better/more accurate at editing and definitely supports time-scaling (stretching or shrinking audio files in time without changing pitch) so you can make a 'full' instead of a 'patchwork' matrix without drift potentially affecting the end of each track.

[Fatah Ruark (aka MIKE B)]

im feeling more comfortable now with wavelab but still havent used it for this.  im still taking the tracks to Vegas and mixing them there.  i really havent stumbled across anything to lead down this path so far using this software.  any help?  i would like to be able to keep it simple and in one program.   

Why not do it all in Vegas?

Absolutely...why not in Vegas? 

Though the learning curve may be a bit steeper, Vegas is going to be a lot better/more accurate at editing and definitely supports time-scaling (stretching or shrinking audio files in time without changing pitch) so you can make a 'full' instead of a 'patchwork' matrix without drift potentially affecting the end of each track.

Yes, I need to learn to do this next. It seems like it's so much easier. Long songs give me trouble with this method (due to drift).

[Jimna]

my sources are both from the r4, so no drift. 

im not liking the way WL audio montage lets you work with the files, its not so user friendly as vegas.  might go back to vegas for this....

although im not sure i like the dither and sample rate converter in vegas/soundforge either.  hummm....

[Gordon]

although im not sure i like the dither and sample rate converter in vegas/soundforge either.  hummm....

use plugins

[Jimna]

what plugins do you use?

[Gordon]

well i don't really use soundforge (every now and then).  I use wavelab and now audition 3.  however 99% of the plugins work for all editing software.  vst, direct x, ozone to name a few.