Topic: Ok, I want to learn how to do matrix post recording from two sources.aud and SBD

[Ray76]

can someone direct me how to do it,?i know how to do them together, but i want to learn how to do them seperate. How do i add them together and do a matrix that way?? be gentle. im slow.
I have wavelab, sf 8.0.
Help??

Ray

[macdaddy]

nice! is this for son volt..?

[Ray76]

nice! is this for son volt..?

no comment.

Ray

[cleantone]

One inmportant hint is that if the sources are recorded on 2 different clock sources they will not sync for a long period of time. Meaning if you line up the first snarehit of a song after somtime it will sway out of sync. Might be a minute, might be 4 minutes, might be ten minutes. This makes a post production mix much harder than if both sources had been from the same word clock.

[Ray76]

One inmportant hint is that if the sources are recorded on 2 different clock sources they will not sync for a long period of time. Meaning if you line up the first snarehit of a song after somtime it will sway out of sync. Might be a minute, might be 4 minutes, might be ten minutes. This makes a post production mix much harder than if both sources had been from the same word clock.

Ok, but how do I actually do a mix like this??Is there a guide for doing this??I need step by step. What software do I need?

Ray

[heath]

Ray--I am in the process of compiling a "step-by step" walkthrough complete with screenshots.  I'm about halfway done, and will let you know when it's finished and ready for use! 

[Ray76]

Ray--I am in the process of compiling a "step-by step" walkthrough complete with screenshots.  I'm about halfway done, and will let you know when it's finished and ready for use! 

awesome heath. but for future ref, what software do i need to get??ima go buy it now.

Ray

[F.O.Bean]

Ray--I am in the process of compiling a "step-by step" walkthrough complete with screenshots. I'm about halfway done, and will let you know when it's finished and ready for use!

i cant wait for your walkthru heath

[heath]

the walkthrough that I am working on is for audacity, but I would gladly make another when I am done for other software if someone has a preference or request.  no skin off my back....

h

[Brian]

he walkthrough that I am working on is for audacity, but I would gladly make another when I am done for other software if someone has a preference or request.  no skin off my back....

h

very cool offer!    they not giving you enough work there in the mountains?

[heath]

i have been wanting to put together an informational website for a while with tips and tricks on various things (not just audio).  These walkthroughs will be the first content on my page.  I get bored sometimes and this gives me something to do... 

[Brian]

well then, cheers to your boredom!

don't give away TOO many audio tricks,  ya know what I mean?

[cleantone]

I use multitrack software. Digital Performer mostly. Something that is intended for combining audio tracks. Thats just what I'm used to though. Food for thought.

[Chris K]

Ray--I am in the process of compiling a "step-by step" walkthrough complete with screenshots.  I'm about halfway done, and will let you know when it's finished and ready for use! 

sweet!

the walkthrough that I am working on is for audacity, but I would gladly make another when I am done for other software if someone has a preference or request.  no skin off my back....

the general principals are the important thing. most of the other programs will have the same commands/options...be it sf, wavlab, spark, peak etc...

[dgale]

the walkthrough that I am working on is for audacity, but I would gladly make another when I am done for other software if someone has a preference or request.  no skin off my back....

h

I have SF and WaveLab, so a step-by-step for either of these would be great - +T for being willing to take this on.