ivory question (don't really know where to start
Hello folks, I would like to ask this to any ivory users on this list. I don't really know where to start with this, but here is my problem. I am working on a project in which I am playing ivory within a full-band setting. Here is what I am finding. You know how when you mic a real piano, you get complete separation between the left and right hand because there is two micx on the piano, and you can eq the left hand one way and the right hand another. I am finding however with ivory that whatever I play on the left side with my left hand is coming through on the right side, and you get this huge piano sound that is not working with the full band mix. It's like, you eq to try to get rid of the low end because of the left hand, and you end up thinning out the right hand to much, and the right hand needs some body. So my question is, in ivory, is there a way to get the left and right hand isolated so that one can be EQed one way and the other can be eyed another as if to simulate the micing of a real piano where you would have separate mics on either side of the piano… Hopefully this makes sense. Thanks for any help, Brian
Question concerning audioprocessing
Hello to the list, first of all a happy and blessed new year for all of you. Hopefully it will be a successful year in particular for our efforts concerning accessible Pro Tools. Currently I've got a problem with audioprocesing. I'd like to add a delay to a special part of audio in my session. I tried the following steps: 1. Selected the part of audio, I think 3 bars, with the numpad commands. 2. Opened the Audiosuite-Menue from the edit window to adjust the settings. 3. after adjusting my settings and clicking the "process-button" I get the error that no audio was selected. I don't understand this message, because I definitely selected audio-material before opening the menu. Running Pro Tools 10.3.2 and OSX Lion 10.7.5. Any help would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance and best. Michael
Disk allocation window / rebuilding corrupted sessions
Hey all, Dipping back into Pro Tools here in preparation for an upcoming project. Today I dug out some old sessions to practice on, but somewhere in the process of transfering them around the session files seem to have become screwed up, so got some tidying up to do. Has anyone had luck relinking missing files, or using the disk allocation window with VO? Unless I'm missing something obvious, seems like some vital content is missing (like the list of tracks, ability to browse file structure etc). Any tips appreciated... Scott
Re: Disk allocation window / rebuilding corrupted sessions
Oh, man, that's a drag… I seem to recall there was a way to have Pro Tools search automatically but, with the list not being readable, it's dicey at best. Don't know what exactly to suggest… If you're absolutely certain that all of the files are in the audio files folder, it might be possible to direct Pro Tools to look in that particular folder. What are you currently seeing? Slau On Jan 8, 2013, at 1:57 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote: > Hey all, > > Dipping back into Pro Tools here in preparation for an upcoming > project. Today I dug out some old sessions to practice on, but > somewhere in the process of transfering them around the session files > seem to have become screwed up, so got some tidying up to do. Has > anyone had luck relinking missing files, or using the disk allocation > window with VO? Unless I'm missing something obvious, seems like some > vital content is missing (like the list of tracks, ability to browse > file structure etc). > > Any tips appreciated... > > Scott
Navigation, audio and midi editing
Hello everyone, I'm currently on a protools 10 30 day trial and have a few basic questions reguarding navigation and audio/midi editing. I've read here that the numpad can be used to navigate through a project. How exactly can this be done? Also, how would I go about selecting a clip to copy, or quantize etc... Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Re: Disk allocation window / rebuilding corrupted sessions
Another option is opening anew session and then using the import session data to pull in all the tracks and etc from the session in question here. If memory serves correct the dialog is a mess and could stand to be labeled/read better with VO but should be easy enough to figure out importing all tracks after messing with it for a little bit. On Jan 8, 2013, at 3:09 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: > Oh, man, that's a drag… > I seem to recall there was a way to have Pro Tools search automatically but, > with the list not being readable, it's dicey at best. Don't know what exactly > to suggest… > > If you're absolutely certain that all of the files are in the audio files > folder, it might be possible to direct Pro Tools to look in that particular > folder. What are you currently seeing? > > Slau > > On Jan 8, 2013, at 1:57 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote: > >> Hey all, >> >> Dipping back into Pro Tools here in preparation for an upcoming >> project. Today I dug out some old sessions to practice on, but >> somewhere in the process of transfering them around the session files >> seem to have become screwed up, so got some tidying up to do. Has >> anyone had luck relinking missing files, or using the disk allocation >> window with VO? Unless I'm missing something obvious, seems like some >> vital content is missing (like the list of tracks, ability to browse >> file structure etc). >> >> Any tips appreciated... >> >> Scott >
Re: ivory question (don't really know where to start
Split the stereo file to two mono files and treat one as left hand and one as right hand when using EQ. On Jan 8, 2013, at 10:23 AM, Brian Howerton wrote: > Hello folks, > I would like to ask this to any ivory users on this list. I don't really > know where to start with this, but here is my problem. I am working on a > project in which I am playing ivory within a full-band setting. Here is what > I am finding. You know how when you mic a real piano, you get complete > separation between the left and right hand because there is two micx on the > piano, and you can eq the left hand one way and the right hand another. I am > finding however with ivory that whatever I play on the left side with my left > hand is coming through on the right side, and you get this huge piano sound > that is not working with the full band mix. It's like, you eq to try to get > rid of the low end because of the left hand, and you end up thinning out the > right hand to much, and the right hand needs some body. So my question is, > in ivory, is there a way to get the left and right hand isolated so that one > can be EQed one way and the other can be eyed another as if to simulate the > micing of a real piano where you would have separate mics on either side of > the piano… Hopefully this makes sense. Thanks for any help, > Brian
Re: Navigation, audio and midi editing
kevin reeves did some audio tutorials that explain this stuff greatly. check his site, kevinreeves.net or search the archives of this list. If you have no luck hopefully someone on here will have a direct link. On Jan 8, 2013, at 3:55 PM, Daniel C wrote: > Hello everyone, > I'm currently on a protools 10 30 day trial and have a few basic > questions reguarding navigation and audio/midi editing. > I've read here that the numpad can be used to navigate through a > project. How exactly can this be done? Also, how would I go about > selecting a clip to copy, or quantize etc... Any help would be much > appreciated. Thanks.
