Okay guys, so I'm pretty much a straight up Mac user when it comes to production nowadays, so some of my options are limited. I know that there have been a few threads in the forum about drum clipping and G-Clip alternatives for Mac, and mostly all that I saw about a year ago was T-Racks. So I went out and bought it a few months ago.
Here's my questions-
I don't really know how much to actually clip with the T-Racks clipper.
I used to use G-Clip on my old laptop a lot and I really liked the interface, even though it's super simple. I just really liked how you could see the wave forms and exactly how much to clip them. With the T-Racks clipper, however, you can't really see the wave forms, just the reduction.
Does anyone else use the T-Racks clipper for snares and kicks? I was just wondering; how much do you guys actually clip with it, and what do you usually set the slope for with snares and kicks?
Any help would be appreciated.
Also, does anyone know of a good transient designer for Mac besides the UAD one? I haven't brought myself to go buy a UAD card yet.
Here's my questions-
I don't really know how much to actually clip with the T-Racks clipper.
I used to use G-Clip on my old laptop a lot and I really liked the interface, even though it's super simple. I just really liked how you could see the wave forms and exactly how much to clip them. With the T-Racks clipper, however, you can't really see the wave forms, just the reduction.
Does anyone else use the T-Racks clipper for snares and kicks? I was just wondering; how much do you guys actually clip with it, and what do you usually set the slope for with snares and kicks?
Any help would be appreciated.
Also, does anyone know of a good transient designer for Mac besides the UAD one? I haven't brought myself to go buy a UAD card yet.