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Long delay and reverb. Slow modulation of cutoff, resonance, flanger/phaser and sound length.
Some time ago I made a conversion test with a confusing result. I made a project with 88.2 or 96kHz SR (don't remember), converted it with Reaper...
... and is a real CPU hog. MJUC needs ~10x as much as Deft.
What are you referring to exactly? I matched them in PluginDoctor, made a blind comparison on several audio files and a nil test in which no...
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Sorry, that is not a transient EQ, it's false advertising. I've just recently matched Electra with DMG Audio EQuick. Not the slightest difference...
When it comes to versatility I'd have a look at Voxengo Deft and Marquis.
Just basic recording and processing, even if done well. At this level (dB SPL) a good room acoustic probably isn't that important and mic/sound...
Have you already tried muting or changing the drum pattern? Maybe another member has a better idea?
I'm using voidtools Everything https://www.voidtools.com/ to find any file or folder immediately. You'd need to install and let it scan your...
? You mean how far the HH is moved to the right? HH ~ 86%R, room full width. -> VPN. :yes:
I'd say it's simple but straight. Sadly, arrangement is what I struggle with the most, too. Veeery noobish 'suggestion', at 2:13 you're repeating...
Funny comments and vid but: +2.3LUFS at +7.7dBTP -> -6.4 LUFS at -1TP and that probably isn't the record.
Not very steep either. In fact the shelf can even be steeper than the cut. Absolutely.
Pushing the tracks into the limiter means exactly this. And that's why it affects the dynamics of the tracks. At least partly.
No, he's using the limiter to shape the tracks' dynamics on purpose, not to ignore it. Of course not. When you push the tracks to a limter with a...
You're using a shelf, not a cut You didn't move the Bandwidth to the left (important for steep shelves) You can use more than one band to even...
To avoid further confusion among the members and guests about the seriousness of your strange attempts to improve the audio quality of...
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