I never thought I would ever do it, but I got myself a real bass guitar. It is a really inspirational instrument to play. You cannot get the same...
What is your favourite VU meter? There is something very alluring about those needles jumping back and forth :winker:
Whatever metering system you choose it should be an integral part of your workflow. In my case, I chose the workflow first and then I adopted the...
All I can say is when I changed to my new workflow it sounded better IMO, possibly due to the plugins running at their optimal settings? Who...
24 and 32 bit Recording Formats in REAPER [MEDIA]
Except on analogue inputs. I aIso got into the habit of gainstaging my plugins correctly, so I will never distort or clip my audio signals. There...
I'm using Reaper @ 24 bit :) I mostly record analogue inputs such as guitars, vocals and real synths, so 32 bit float isn't such a great help to...
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The "In The Box" video I mentioned above recommends tracking internally at 24-bit, while exporting for mastering at 32-bit float. I'm not sure...
Good advice. I always place a VUMT meter after a VSTi synth to dial in the correct levels. It works great. Some of them are really loud! I also...
BTW this is what I use as my first plugin following any sound source inputs and it only costs 14 €. [IMG]
Yep, it's what I do :wink:
-18 or -20 pre-fader on the tracks. This should keep the master bus below -6 which you need for the mastering process. Everything is explained in...
How do plugins that are modelled on analogue equipment behave? I know Helix Native sounds much better is if I feed it a signal at -18. When I...
I came to the same conclusion after I was having a problem with amp sims. After watching the videos above I decided to try the workflow and...
-18 or -20 when recording each individual track will leave enough headroom for mastering. You can find more info in the videos posted here .....
I came across this company who have reasonable prices and good reviews at Sound On Sound. http://www.orchid-electronics.co.uk/index.htm
I'm just sending dry guitar tracks from the DAW for reamping purposes, or otherwise doing a bit of sound design. I also send VST instruments...
This is my thought too. I'm actually doing the opposite, taking a balanced line-level signal out of the DAW into a reamping box, then I process...
DI output is line level right, the same as your preamp input?
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