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[greyskull]

cool, think ill do session etiquette too, for sharing projects, happens a lot these days

 

[Pot]

great links audiogeekzine THX

 

[AudioGeekZine]

Maybe I'll do Multi-track beat detective for LE systems. Seems like no one here knows how to do it.

Elastic Audio is easier and better though.

 

[greyskull]

Maybe I'll do Multi-track beat detective for LE systems. Seems like no one here knows how to do it.

Elastic Audio is easier and better though.

You mean the work around?
i did write it on here AAAAAAAAAAAAGES ago, delve deep son!

i still prefer the sound of beat detective.

 

[AudioGeekZine]

I think I remember that, I'll try to find it, probably less effort.

[edit]
This the one? http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/6704759-post8.html

 

[ahjteam]

bump <3

 

[Mavaan]

bump!

Reverb and delay tutorials would be great.
I don't know shit about how to use those in mix...

 

[AudioGeekZine]

http://thrs.wordpress.com/

I did a segment on reverb a few weeks ago, and there will be one on delay next week.
It will at least help you understand what the effects are doing.

 

[The-Zeronaut]

I think that it would be great if someone did a tutorial about
"how to avoid and "repair" (align , phase inverter,etc...) phase with drum and guitar mics"
and / or
"how to avoid and "repair" phase in your mixes"

 

[Mavaan]

Thanks Audiogeek.

 

[Rez]

I'd really like to see a tutorial about parallel compression. I've seen some talk about it being the shizz on drums and I'd like to understand more...

 

[Sickan]

I'd really like to see a tutorial about parallel compression. I've seen some talk about it being the shizz on drums and I'd like to understand more...

There is one at faderwear:
http://www.faderwear.com/guides/parallel_compression.shtml

 

[AudioGeekZine]

I think parallel compression has been talked about to death.
its easy to set up, just try it Rez.

 

[ahjteam]

Right now I'm busy making my own hotkeys for pro tools so maybe I could show how that's done.

how?

 

[AudioGeekZine]

how?

visit my website to learn how.

 

[TheWinterSnow]

i can/want to do the guitar/bass tone guide and how to get a powerful sound in your recordings.

 

[Daunt]

How about "making mixes wide". Anyone? Some new tricks would be nice

 

[ahjteam]

How about "making mixes wide". Anyone? Some new tricks would be nice

Put your monitors further away from each other!



...I'll get me coat.

edit: but seriously, mix your songs in 5.1, We had a nice demonstration by Tomi Pietilä to our school mates on the subject at Akun Tehdas, how the mixes got a helluva lot huger when they were mixed in 5.1; You really can't believe it until you hear it.

 

[The-Zeronaut]

i think it would be great if some does a tutorial about "all the possible uses of Gclip" especially the slate trick gclip+gclip+elephant

 

[roy22341]

I personally would love to see a tutorial on prepping your mixes for mastering. Not so much mastering, but how to get your mixes prepped to be sent out to a professional mastering studio - including this newfangled thing I've heard a lot about lately - stems.