Recent content by kdodson

Here you go... https://www.dropbox.com/s/mqkv31bc6u7ib5b/andy-sneap-drums.zip?dl=0

Sounds great.

Take it to litigation. File for "Theft Of Service"

The latency your getting with regards to automating an insert bypass corresponds to your HW buffer size. The lower the buffer size the less latency you'll have. If I'm doing similar automation, I usually select Slip Mode and write the first automation breakpoint a little before I want the action...

Always referencing a tempo map. If its some thing that needs to "breathe" I'll create a tempo map from a drum performance that wasn't tracked using a click. Some form of tempo map should always be created. It'll make your and anybody els's job working on the session much easier. I always make...

Take a listen. http://soundcloud.com/kcdodson/feared-lra-kcd-mix -kacey

GRM Tools: Freeze, Pitch Accum, Shuffler. Destroy Fx: Buffer Override

I often use Auto Tune's graphical mode to check the intonation of bass. I've also used it a few times to correct intonation issues. A lot of bass players "fret" too hard, causing notes to be sharp.

Make sure your doing this in context of the mix.

1) enable the "Conductor Tack" 2) Make sure "tab to transient" is on. 3) Enable "Slip Mode" 4) "Tab" to any downbeat of the click track then (holding shift) press "tab" until you have 1 measure selected. 5) press (Command/Control + T) to trim to selection. 6) drag the region to the beginning...

I had some extra time between sessions today so I decided to make a quick draft of this song. It was mixed on a TDM2 system here in sunny South Florida. http://files.me.com/kaceydodson/q4s4h1.mp3 -KDodson

Ask Chris Lord-Alge this question? -Kacey

Anything mixed by Chris Lord-Alge sets the standard. There's definitely a reason he's chosen to mix. -Kacey

It's not the player on each myspace page sounds different, it's the mixes. To optimize your mix to sound better on myspace, make a separate mix and experiment withe the high frequencies. Try attenuating the higher frequencies using shelfing or using a low pass filter. Because lossy compression...

Listen to the song "Bleeder" on the album Violence by Nothingface. Towards the end of the intro there's a break where you can clearly hear the bass. Upon further inspection the tone is completely absent of approx. 500Hz and surrounding frequencies.