I've deleted them all. Over-rated and bloated. But that's just me.
Yeah. That's A LOT. Like "holy-shit-WTF-happened"-A LOT.
6LUFS is A LOT! You are obviously doing something wrong in the gain-staging. What's the peak value of the finished master of both files (with the...
More info needed. How much difference? Are we talking overs/ISP (tiny) difference? What's your peak value? Loudness should not be affected by...
We usually have a number to call, so that someone from the landlord comes out to check (so we don't have to do it personally). Don't you have...
I regularly do speedwriting set to 5min. I usually get the verse, pre-chorus and chorus in that time frame (or at least the roughs to them). I can...
I have a secondary job as a mastering engineer. I put 80% of what I make (from mastering) into crypto. So far so good.
As a long-time Cubase user, I say Cockos Reaper. It's about 30mb heavy.
Recording "quality" is good, but man... They put good stuff into a plastic'y toy. That's for sure. Sorry for the sidetracking, but this all...
Open it up. Clean it (water/soap, toothbrush, microfiber cloth, etc). Put it back together. H2n is one sucky recorder though. The handling noise...
Hardly anyone can hear the dynamic difference of 16bit (96dB DR) and 24bit (144dB DR), because the perception of dynamic range of humans is around...
Learn by doing percieved loudness by ear. That's my pro tip. Then there are percieved loudness meters (LUFS), as a "tool" when you can't/won't...
32bit FP has 1528dB of dynamic range, which basically means you can clip it (way above 0dBFS) and still maintain the entire waveform. In 24bit...
Profound! You should write a book!
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Look into Krotos Reformer Pro and Zynaptiq Morph.
It's intended for real guitar in realtime, but you can also do it in post. I just offered it as a tip if you want to do that kind of processing.
Awesome! Welcome!
Jam Origin Midi Guitar 3. It even works in realtime.
Pretty much all of the above. But don't listen to me. Do a test for yourself.
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