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I dunno where to go. There's one professional i'm going to contact to try to trade gear schlepping for observation, but as far as self learning goes, i've reached clueless.
Hi,
I'm working as a runner for a post-production sound company and starting to do some dialogue editing. I struggle a lot with ADR spotting and want to learn more about how sound works and be able to identify problems with audio recordings and the extent to which these problems can be resolved with Pro Tools other than just rerecording.
hey guys, I have been a solo artist for a long time, and have been overdubbing and tracking everything myself for a long time.
I just thought I'd introduce myself before probing knowledgeable minds. My name's Ian and I'm interested in venturing into recording. I'm currently in the enrollment process with Full Sail college. I'm sure they won't venture too far into teaching you how to set up your own home studio...so I figure I'd take the knowledge from them, but still set up my own studio in the future.
Just came across something very cool. Was browsing The New York Public Library website and noticed it has a series of new online videos that gives a snapshot of its research collections...including the Archives of Recorded Sound.
Wanted to pass along the link: https://www.nypl.or…
I have started a link directory on my website aimed to give musicians some interesting resources that can be useful to them when it comes to promote and sell their music on the net. I will be updating it often. Here is the page:
http://www.equinoxsounds.com/links-pages/useful-resources.htm
Hear ye, hear ye. Below is a list of recommended reading and technical references. If you notice a link no longer works, please let me know.
Rane Professional Audio Reference:
(You will be so busy reading this stuff on the john, your legs will fall asleep.)
http://www.rane.com/digi-dic.html
I hav been playing around with fruityloops and reason for 3 years and enjoy the whole concept of producing and i am determind to do audio engineering as a career. At the moment i know very little about studio eqiupment and wanting to know how everything connects up and understand the jobs they do etc
is there books or videos that you guys recommend ?
It seems that anytime I'm mixing more than a few tracks with only modest effects--and I experience this with both Acid Pro 5.0 and Cubase SX 2.0--my computer gets really logy and produces choppy audio (sometimes to the point of crashing).
