| Comp Stability [message #78434] |
Mon, 15 January 2007 15:07  |
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brandon[2]
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1 and
> 2) your wet (heavily compressed) drumtracks from aux 2.
> No phase problems here as long as you use the same lookahead for both
> instances
> of eds compressor.
> Have a nice day.
> Regards,
> Dimitrios
>
> Chas. Duncan <duncan5199ATsbcglobalDOTnet@> wrote:
>>You sir are a fountain of useful information of late. If I live long
>>enough I may find time to try out half the things you've suggested
>>just since the first of the year...
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>>MVP(oster)? -- My vote is for Mr. Gene.
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>>-- thanks -- chas
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>>On 11 Feb 2007 11:14:55 +1000, "Gene Lennon"
>><glennon@NOSPmyrealbox.com> wrote:
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>>>Doing this live in real time has some advantages, but this method will
> work.
>>>
>>>Do a drum only mixdown to two tracks.
>>>Bring the mix in on two additional channels.
>>>Compress it VERY heavy and bring a small amount up behind your main drum
>>>tracks.
>>>You may need to shift this stereo track earlier to get the phase right.
> The
>>>amount of shift will be determined by what plugin you use for the
>>>compression.
>>>EQ on the comp
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| Re: Comp Stability [message #78484 is a reply to message #78434] |
Tue, 16 January 2007 13:16  |
Ed
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you do it
>pre
>>or post the compressors.
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>>3) How do you deal with phasing issue
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>>4) What settings on the compressor do you use i.e. attack, release comp
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>>ratio etc...or do you have a general guideline you follow
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>>5) Lastly what are you looking to hear with this blend of tracks
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>>inquiring minds want to know
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>>DOn
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>>ps. Sorry if I got some of the terminology wrong?
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>MAn I would like to pick this instructional up, but $150 is pretty steep for
me.
Thanks,
Brandon
"LaMont" <jjdpro@ameritech.net> wrote in message news:45cfa5e5$1@linux...
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> Hi Dedric,
> That's exactly what's going on. I don;t knwo if you guys have had achance
> to watch the DVD 'Mix It Sound Like a Record"..Highly recomended for ITB
> mixing.
>
> Engineer Charles Dye uses a tape saturation plugins on the input stage and
> strap on the output stage.
>
> He goes into great detail about why harmonmic distortion is the missing
> "Glue"
> to that Record Sound that we've been raised on..
>
> Check out some excerpts.. http://www.harddisklife.com then click on the
> lower right side "saturation and the digital mix buss" button..
>
>
> "Dedric Terry" <dedric@echomg.com> wrote:
>>Neil - I think that's the essence of it - harmonic distortion can smooth
> out
>>more barren and sterile frequency content - it also smears the picture
>>a bit in terms of accuracy, but we enjoy listening for the pleasing effect
>>of music rather than the stark accuracy of a recording. The top end is
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>>really where a smearing
>>or smoothing effect can help, imho.
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>>I think the 5042 is a cool idea - thanks for passing it along DJ - I look
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>>forward to
>>hearing some A/Bs!
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>>Regards,
>>Dedric
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>>"Neil" <UOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:45cf3ba4$1@linux...
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>>> Hey Dedric, no it certainly has nothing to do with the summing,
>>> but maybe it more or less restores some stuff (dunno what) that
>>> might get lost in ITB summing? Maybe that's what Deej is
>>> hearing (I have no clue - haven't tried one yet). Or maybe it's
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| Re: Comp Stability [message #78667 is a reply to message #78434] |
Fri, 19 January 2007 11:38 |
Rich[3]
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ke) some times crashing the app in spectacular fashion, but more
often just hanging. I found the tip about moving the install directory up
in a post here I think, never saw it mentioned in any of the online references.
Since I moved the install directory, the system has gone from semi-flakey
to an absolute rock.
"Dimitrios" <musurgio@otenet.gr> wrote:
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>Hi,
>I seem to find that some xp tweaks can cause Paris either to run better
or
>worse.
>The disablepagingexecutive(1) and LargeSystemCache(1) has helped me a lot
>with waves plugins sometimes crashing when loading a song containing them
>in Paris.
>IOPageLockLimit=0x00040000
>Pagedpoolsize=0xfffffffS
>The above applies if you have some hefty memory like 1GB.
>Any findings that you wanna share here that can make Paris run more stable
>?
>Regards,
>DimitriosKim,
Interesting about ram.
What ram was the old and waht is the new ?
I have Kingston value ram 512 sticks 3 pc133 SDRAM.
Here is what I do in registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Control/SessionM anager/MemoryManagement
There you find or if not creat a dword
DisablePagingExecutive and put value data 1
Also for dword LargeSystemCache put also 1
for PagedPoolSize dword put 0xfffffff (4294967295)
for SystemPages dword put 0x000c3000 (798720)
for dword IOPageLockLimit put 0x00040000(262144)
Before doing all these export your registry file to a safe place so you can
recover it in case something will get screwed up...
No big deal though.
Now I don't get that exception until I reload while Paris is opened on a
specific waves project and I reload another waves oriented project without
first closing Paris...
Regards,
Dimitrios
"Kim W." <no&#
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