I thought I’d share this because I’m pretty pleased with what I have done. Pre-covid we recorded a show in a theatre and ended up with a hard drive full of the video clips from cameras and the sound files recorded from the M32 to a MacBook.
I am a Professional musician and have an interest in music. I have used some of the music but now it is old dated. I want new editing tools which will make my editing easy. Can anyone suggest me editing tools?
(To be clear, I'm not asking if repeated copying of a WAV degrades the file. I know the answer to that is no.)
Hey everyone,
Just wanted to share with you an article my buddy wrote which I've found very, very useful! He's a whiz at all things Pro Tools, and this is his guide to Drum Editing:
http://www.onefligh… Editing Drums
Do you guys have any tips or special techniques to share?
Nick :)
Hey guys. I have always used EZdrummer, but for the first time I am working on a song with real acoustic drums that were recorded in a professional studio. I have a couple questions for you guys who have done this a few times:
My main interest is wildlife field recording and have 2x questions:
1 - Whats the best way to organise the audio clips on the computer and also search for them, i.e. search for a particular species or atmosphere recording.
Hey guys, how u doin`? I`ve been working since last month, with Mayor elections around here. I edit and make the sound design for a specific candidate, and it`s all going to TV etc.
Since I record mainly bands, I use PT9, which is wonderful for my music recording needs. However, I see it doesn`t work for fast broadcast editing.
The vision:
I will play to a click track emanating from a DAW. The DAW will be aware of a linear movement forwards through time (basically, a playhead moving through the session).
hi
I want to buy Cubase 5 or 6.
how does that licnece go for that kind of sofware? is it per computer or can I re-install it if I buy a new computer?
Please forgive my ignorance on this topic. There are some assumptions here based on the packages I have used. I don't like using the word "paradigm" but it fits here. I am using the word paradigm to broadly descrive the approach that a particular DAW has when it comes to editing midi sequence data.
