From dark_virus on 23.01.2006, 15:04: Psycle Mastering Hi, folks!
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From MfM on 23.01.2006, 18:01: I do my mastering on soundforge,I export the final wave file on it and work with DX (compressor,EQ,maximizer...)usually PSP or waves stuff that are amazing for a good result!
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From TranceMyriad on 23.01.2006, 23:19: yeah, Psycle's not really the best program to master your tunes in. The way to go is to do a proper mixdown in Psycle, then export it as a wave, then master it in an external wave editor (I use Audacity and sometime Tracktion (got it when they were giving the old version away for free)).
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From dark_virus on 24.01.2006, 13:53: Thanks, dudes!!
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From MfM on 24.01.2006, 22:07: well as I already said I work with psycle for mixing and soundforge for mastering.I never tryied to export individual waves and working on sequencer,could be interesting yes but is not my style....anyway i think you should insert the effect like reverb and delay directly in psycle,the other ones like flanger or chorus could be inserted after but is more or less the same thing imho!
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From TranceMyriad on 25.01.2006, 00:08: Mastering is the process of just touching up your mixdown, e.g add final compression, and EQing it to bring it up to a professional standard.
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From minifrog on 25.01.2006, 03:05: Kristal? Any good for that? |
From dark_virus on 25.01.2006, 12:19:
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From [JAZ] on 25.01.2006, 23:34: Exporting is configurable. If you click on Save Wav, you have three checkboxes that let you select if you want a single output, an output for each wire to Master, or an output for each pattern track.
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From dark_virus on 26.01.2006, 13:43:
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From [JAZ] on 26.01.2006, 18:39:
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From Taika-Kim on 27.01.2006, 23:14: When I had a slower machine, I used to make tracks with little FX, and then post-process them in a multi track studio software (Cubase... IMO it sucks, but I had nothing else at that time) |
From dark_virus on 14.02.2006, 18:56:
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From TranceMyriad on 14.02.2006, 23:33: I guess it depends if you're going to use a particular sample in more than one machine or not. Since I usually have one sampler machine per sample (so I can apply differing effects to them), i do sometime tweak the panning in the instruments dialog.
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From dark_virus on 15.02.2006, 13:16: TranceMyriad -> I didn't understand your first paragraph properly. But, I tend to use a sampler per sample too, since they're low CPU usage. And an individual gainer for volume levels.
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From Taika-Kim on 15.02.2006, 14:06: Yes, with techno music it's a good idea to have the kick at the highest volume since it's (due to the relative threshold of human hearing) the loudest instrument if an equal sounding mix is required. |
From dark_virus on 15.02.2006, 20:22: Taika-Kim -> Woa!! Awesome Post!!
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From Taika-Kim on 16.02.2006, 02:02: What I meant about the bits: |
From dark_virus on 16.02.2006, 16:03: Very Good! Nice info and tips! The technical part isn't too easy to me, but it's "understandable"...
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From Taika-Kim on 16.02.2006, 21:13: Yep, yep, you are on the right track definitely! |
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