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Reference Track too Quiet for Limiter Stress Test
I just downloaded I Won't Back Down by Tom Petty as a reference track, and the wave file looks like it never went through a limiter. Nothing even close to peaking out. I even raised it a couple db, and still has plenty of headroom. I'm looking to do a Limiter Stress Test, and am wondering if I should put some limiting on this track. If you knew how long it took me to finally find an MP3 of it (amazon would only allow streaming) you'd know my frustration at seeing this track being so quiet. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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@Tom Baldwin Yeah, that's what I was hoping might happen. I was trying to fit a bar from a 3rd song in, but it took me the better part of a day, and everything I tried stuck out like a sore thumb, so I reused the first on in the first part and the second time on the third part of the song, I just played it an octave lower. I was a bit concerned about copyright issues, but since I'm not using a lyric or a melody, nor am I sampling, I figured I'd be ok. Plus the chances of that song going anywhere that might cause an issue would also be quite remote. Still, it's what I love doing so, keep on keepin' on.... Also had it used in a Mad Records song review type of event looking for input, and no one there noticed, or at least no one said anything.
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@Brian Maxwell ??? Don't see anyone in this thread by that name...
Maat Tutorial
I can't seem to find one of the Maat Tutorial videos that I've watched here in the past. Can anyone lead me to a link?
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Biggest Lesson Learned 💡
What's one lesson you wish you had learned sooner when it comes to music production? Share the advice that would've saved you the most time, money, or frustration!
Biggest Lesson Learned 💡
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Had I known about reference tracks a long time ago, there's no telling where I'd be now...
Vocal Microphone Choices
How does one go about figuring out what vocal mic works best for their voice in a home studio? There are so many options, and so many different things to listen for. Does anyone use the Gauge Mic Locker that emulates 8 different mics? And what physical mic would you sing into (sm 57 for instance) to get the best results from the Mic Locker to actually come close to one of their emulations, if that is indeed a viable option?
BREAKING NEWS: inMusic acquires Native Instruments
inMusic is the parent company behind AKAI, Moog, M-Audio, and many others. The companies have an existing working partnership with the recent integration of NKS into AKAI and M-Audio hardware. Now, with the acquisition of Native Instruments, which entered insolvency in January of this year, inMusic will also own: - Native Instruments - iZotope - Brainworx - Plugin Alliance Comment with your thoughts below! Image credit: inMusic
BREAKING NEWS: inMusic acquires Native Instruments
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When will this merger take place?
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Harry Kopy
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Indie musician/songwriter/recording artist. Looking to level up in the production field.

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