Chuck, you certainly could do it this way, but sometimes I want to do multiple
tracks at the same time so the plug-in method what's easier for me.
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On Jul 9, 2014, at 11:02 AM, CHUCK REICHEL soundpicturerecord...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Matt,
Jason posted the pt key
Monkey,
The difference is this, if you Clip gain or Trem the track down and
you plan on using plugins you have a better chance of hitting the
plugs sweet spot when mixing. My understanding is just bringing the
tracks fader down doesn't change the volue of the track as it hits
your inserts.
On
Just a quick addition for Rosco seeing as keeping an eye on the master
meter got mentioned. If you wanted to do that, you'd need to create a
new track with the track type set to master, and that's where you'd
find the master meter. It's not visible on screen without that master
track being created
Thanks for the reminder, Found out about this when it first came out
and had it in my windows rig. The other day i was looking for a
widener and couldn't remember the name.
Chris www.homerecordingshow.com recently did an episode on stereo
wideners and this is one of the ones they used. Its got
OK, I dono what on earth I did, or if it's a matter that PT 11 shows things
differently than 10, but something really really bizarre is going on here
with my meters, regardless an audio track, master fader, etc.
Basically, when I arm a track, I'm noticing that I'm getting signal even
when the
Well, I mean, it does say clipped at that point, but the meter still sits
around -1.
Chris.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2014 3:50 PM
Subject: Re: Something wicked has
OK, I called Sweet Water and had support remote in and have a look. So, I
sang in my mike a few times and let Wess set a few levels for me. First of
all, what we determined was, PT 11 must be way way more sensitive on the
level side of things than PT 10. In other words, it takes a lot less
Well, tech support told me that I was peeking much lower on my meter, but
when I just looked myself with Voiceover, that isn't the case. So, I'm back
at square 1. I have no idea what is going on!
Chris.
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Here guys... I made yall an mp3 file that shows exactly interactively what
I'm doing so you all can see precisely what I'm seeing. Maybe when you all
see this, you'll be able to figure this out. Guys, I'm absolutely desperet!
If anyone's willing to help me on Skype with this, or via
Chris,
The meters in Pro Tools 11 will always read -14 dB no matter what. It's just an
issue that needs to be fixed.
Slau
On Jul 9, 2014, at 6:11 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland clgillan...@gmail.com
wrote:
Well, tech support told me that I was peeking much lower on my meter, but
when I just
Hi, What is the process for allowing both pro tools 10 and 11 to run on
the same system as yes I do like to have a backup version of pro tools
if something goes wrong as going into the pro tools folder then the AAX
folder and removing the plugins does not work? Nick Gawronski
On 7/4/2014 7:54
I don't know what your issue is but just turning down your preamp will likely
solve any problem.
Slau
On Jul 9, 2014, at 9:02 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland clgillan...@gmail.com
wrote:
OK, but, why on earth is it showing that I'm peaking around -4 to -2DB? Is
that also yet another
No, believe it or not, it didn't. and that's the thing anyway, I couldn't
turn my preamp down on the interface. It already was! all the way down.
That was kind of the whole point of this thread. Sorry if I'm confusing you
even more. That's why I encouraged everyone to listen to that file I
Nick,
With all due respect, I tend to disagree with you on one point you made.
Yes, hardware can fall apart. I'll gladly grant you the fact that unless it
was physically abused, it's very rare, but I have seen it. I had a mixer
back a few years ago that I was tracking some stuff with, and
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