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___Psyghost
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Posted : Jul 8, 2001 17:32:44
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has everyone gone 24 bit on their sound cards?
i am still in 16 bit and my friends brought his 24 bit over and WOW perfect levels and clean
sounds just like they came in.
it was a Delta something card.
so what is there to do if i am still 16 bit.
what are good tips to EQ each tracks to boost my sounds? i use logic audio and the new acid so i can add effects without needing external FX and racks right now. |
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___bilbobagginz
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Posted : Jul 8, 2001 23:31:34
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eventually it is all recorded on a CD and it's 16 bit and 44100 herz, so don't feel so lowlife.
surely 24 bit recording is more accurate and quality is easier to achieve.... but 16 bit is not bad at all.
i tell you all this cause i'm still on 16 bits :-)
if i could i'd build a really good studio at home... but i still don't have enough money for all that.... i'll have to wait a little.
:-)
anyway try using compressors, if you want to avoid unwanted distortions.
but don't use compressor on the entire track.
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jul 8, 2001 23:56:48
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Well the point in having 24/96 is that you do all of your editing and recording and stuff on it, and only in the end reduce it to 16/44.1, it will sound much much better. |
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___GuyShanti
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Posted : Jul 9, 2001 13:10:24
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or make dvd files and make'em sound like made by God himself.
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___KhelProject
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Posted : Jul 13, 2001 18:02:09
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It dosent metter what you sound card can make
8/16/24/32 bit because at the end of the procces
you will burn you music on a CD and the burning
software will compress you files to 16/44.1
so the compression will fuck you files quality
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___Psyghost
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Posted : Jul 15, 2001 18:55:17
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tight..thanks for the reply's it cleared up my question.yeah i found that using..so in the end it goes to 16bit 44100 anyways, did not know that.
Bilbo BaGGinz - 16 bits to the moon! the hell with it guys i am going 2 bit...i'll do it..you crazy Trance people stay back! stay back i say!*put down the keyboard and step away from the keyboards*
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jul 15, 2001 19:01:15
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But it's still always good to do the processing at the highest quality. Just like in graphics, even if you're doing web graphics I'm sure the original is a mega-pixel multi-layer 32bit-color images.
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___Psyghost
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Posted : Jul 18, 2001 23:53:18
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I defintly understand that...i am looking at a 24 bit audio card with midi in and out.
just everything i am doing now sounds low.
even though i balnace it out on the mixer
i still also hear that slight hiss that gets anoying.oh well just a bump in the road to drive over.Thanks |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jul 19, 2001 23:27:53
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Get a USB midi interface...
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___Elran.M.
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Posted : Jul 23, 2001 18:51:56
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The best sound card is :
Creative 128 live
i have this card is realy good |
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___Trip-
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Posted : Jul 23, 2001 19:59:04
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yea! it's sure is the best soundcard ever made!
(NOT!) :)
are you trying to confuse the little fella?
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