Recent content by drtizzle

Logic distributes it's CPU load with the Auxes, example: Route all your drum tracks to Aux 1 (core 1), route your guitar and bass tracks to Aux 2 (core 2), route your vocals to Aux 3 (core 3, or core 1 with a dual core). It's weird, but once you get used to it does'nt matter that much. You can...

select "snap edits to zero crossings". I'm not sure it works with punch ins so then select 2 audio regions and select "x-fade" in the inspector window on the left, then adjust the crossfade time. Or press "esc" -> "0" and click and drag across the regions you want to crossfade.

Im talking about the "perfect dude" mix ;) The first thing I noticed was that the mix is distorting because of too much low end (in the kick?), causing the compressor to choke. Especially on the dubble kick part you can hear it crackle. So if you boosted the sub on the kick, turn it down...

This seems to be similar to the "wall of sound" technique, but applied while tracking. It would be cool to hear a drumtrack where they slowly add more kick and snare to the PA so you can hear the fatness build up.

Sound good! But it seems like the kick is ducking the guitars, maybe you should turn the kick a tiny bit down, and/or master it a little bit less "hot". But overall it sounds great!

This thing was tracked in pretty ghetto conditions, and as a pre-production and it serves its purpose well. But soundquality wise im not sure.... A quick rundown: kick: beta52 blended with sample snare: sm57 blended with sample toms: e604s blended with samples OH's: 2x samson c02...