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Hi on the Board,

I am dealing with a track, preparing it for mastering, and actually it doesn't sound too bad but no matter what I do in Logic X to balance the stereo field (by panning instruments) I don't seem to be able to correct a strange asymmetry where peaks (?) reach right to the limits on only one side of the audio file.

Is this an imaging problem?

Isolating from external sound; windows; and should I visit Rod Gervais?

I'd like to make a spare room in my house suitable for recording spoken dialogue.

The three problems I see are:

- separating recording equipment/activity from performance
- the room is basically square (23'x23')
- there is a huge sawmill near my house.

Audio interfaces decisions decisions could use some direction

Okay .. the readers digest version is I'm building a mini B studio ( studio A got moved to another location).

This started as a hobby for me way back in 1988 ( boy have we come along way). It's still a hobby now and will be my retirement hobby after my girls finish university ( if there's any money left LOL)

Anyhow, I'm struggling with the interface decisions ...

GOG

What is a GOG file?
Drumagog uses a file format for it's samples called a GOG file. The introduction of GOG file format now allows you to author, arrange and save your own sample sets in a single file.

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