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
nice! is this for son volt..?
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.
Quote from: cleantone on April 24, 2005, 10:29:30 AM
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
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!
Quote from: heath on April 24, 2005, 10:57:58 AM
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
Quote from: heath on April 24, 2005, 10:57:58 AM
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 :)
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
Quote from: heathhe 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? ;)
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... :P
well then, cheers to your boredom! 8)
don't give away TOO many audio tricks, ya know what I mean? ;)
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.
Quote from: heath on April 24, 2005, 10:57:58 AM
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!
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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...
Quote from: heath on April 24, 2005, 11:05:01 AM
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.
Quote from: dgale on April 24, 2005, 07:00:24 PM
Quote from: heath on April 24, 2005, 11:05:01 AM
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.
I second that bud.
Ray
Quote from: O-Canis on May 02, 2005, 09:32:46 PM
http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=3548.0
This topic is covered quite a bit in the computers forum. The link is only one that I recall that had some helpful tips. HTH
I finished it already, and would be glad to help someone else with doing it in wavelab 5.
Thanks bud.+T
ray
Nice of you to be kind and work on that for the masses. Please distribute freely....
tutorial nearly complete...
i will finish as soon as I can. I've been slammed...
Quote from: heath on May 03, 2005, 05:49:15 PM
tutorial nearly complete...
i will finish as soon as I can. I've been slammed...
nice heath - i look forward to that...
i didnt know you are a pearl jam fan... (actually, mookie was on the hawks at the time they came out w/ 10 :P)
and ray, i would love to hear the results of your efforts...
i do like pearl jam, but it was more a joke---and I was a HUGE mookie fan when he was a net... :P
Quote from: heath on May 04, 2005, 10:03:36 AM
i do like pearl jam, but it was more a joke---and I was a HUGE mookie fan when he was a net... :P
dude could move lithely around the court - there is no quaetion about that...
Quote from: heath on April 24, 2005, 10:57:58 AM
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!
did you finished this heath?
Raphael
Did you ever post this Heath? I'd like to figure out how to do this with my UA-5.