Re: Transfering tapes to digital.
Steve, Once you've transferred, you can apply Audio Suite plug-ins if necessary and then export the files using Command-Shift-k which will prompt you for a file format and location, etc. You don't have to do it in real time if you don't want to. HTH, Slau On Jan 7, 2012, at 4:36 PM, Stephen Martin wrote: Hello, I would like to rip my old tapes to a digital medium. My only question is what do you guys recommend using on the mac. I could use pro tools and split them up into regions and export each reagion as a different file. Figured this would be quicker since Pro TOols only does a real time render and that could get more time consuming. Any other apps you guys would recommend that would make this task easier? Garage Band, Amadeus Pro etc. Thanks.
Re: Transfering tapes to digital.
If i split the file into different regions, ould it give me the option to export each region as a different file? On Jan 8, 2012, at 9:11 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: Steve, Once you've transferred, you can apply Audio Suite plug-ins if necessary and then export the files using Command-Shift-k which will prompt you for a file format and location, etc. You don't have to do it in real time if you don't want to. HTH, Slau On Jan 7, 2012, at 4:36 PM, Stephen Martin wrote: Hello, I would like to rip my old tapes to a digital medium. My only question is what do you guys recommend using on the mac. I could use pro tools and split them up into regions and export each reagion as a different file. Figured this would be quicker since Pro TOols only does a real time render and that could get more time consuming. Any other apps you guys would recommend that would make this task easier? Garage Band, Amadeus Pro etc. Thanks.
Re: Transfering tapes to digital.
Yes. If you select everything from start to finish, it will export each region as a separate file. Slau On Jan 8, 2012, at 9:13 PM, Stephen Martin wrote: If i split the file into different regions, ould it give me the option to export each region as a different file? On Jan 8, 2012, at 9:11 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: Steve, Once you've transferred, you can apply Audio Suite plug-ins if necessary and then export the files using Command-Shift-k which will prompt you for a file format and location, etc. You don't have to do it in real time if you don't want to. HTH, Slau On Jan 7, 2012, at 4:36 PM, Stephen Martin wrote: Hello, I would like to rip my old tapes to a digital medium. My only question is what do you guys recommend using on the mac. I could use pro tools and split them up into regions and export each reagion as a different file. Figured this would be quicker since Pro TOols only does a real time render and that could get more time consuming. Any other apps you guys would recommend that would make this task easier? Garage Band, Amadeus Pro etc. Thanks.
Transfering tapes to digital.
Hello, I would like to rip my old tapes to a digital medium. My only question is what do you guys recommend using on the mac. I could use pro tools and split them up into regions and export each reagion as a different file. Figured this would be quicker since Pro TOols only does a real time render and that could get more time consuming. Any other apps you guys would recommend that would make this task easier? Garage Band, Amadeus Pro etc. Thanks.
Re: Transfering tapes to digital.
Hi Stephen, Use PT and after transferring them insert a noise reduction plug like waves x-noise and some mastering plugs and bounce them. If they are important tapes its worth the time! YMMV Chuck On Jan 7, 2012, at 4:36 PM, Stephen Martin wrote: Hello, I would like to rip my old tapes to a digital medium. My only question is what do you guys recommend using on the mac. I could use pro tools and split them up into regions and export each reagion as a different file. Figured this would be quicker since Pro TOols only does a real time render and that could get more time consuming. Any other apps you guys would recommend that would make this task easier? Garage Band, Amadeus Pro etc. Thanks.
