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gain induction
Who said anything about recording ?
Besides, I have yet to work on a record where the kick isn't 100% sample replaced.
Quick mastering question
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Who said anything about recording ?
Besides, I have yet to work on a record where the kick isn't 100% sample replaced.
waltz mastering
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Starting out I would just keep it simple. ie: Import into new session... EQ and a limiter/clipper.
Less is more kind of thing. If your generally good with the mixes in the first place, there's no need for a ton of processing unless you were going to use an analog chain which can help shape the sound in different ways.
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rfahey86
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I would just record at your normal level you can always drop the faders later.
chrisrivalry
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that's what I was saying about gain structure, and then homeboy came in talking about ad converters working best around -17, which I'm not even sure what that means or how that applies. This is getting waaaayy off topic, but I would believe the best thing to do since drums are sampled most often is to get them at a decent level then get the other instruments in there so everything is close to -6- -3 on your mix. Or just not worry about +-2 db's and just write some decent music so then people won't really care.
