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how to improve the sound qualty?
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___PROSECT
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Posted : May 17, 2001 23:21:08
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How can I improve the sound quality when I'm recording the complete track from the PC? Only good Sound Card can help me? When I'm saying good quality I mean without this inner compressed sounds (muted). I'm using Cubase, Acid etc.
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___DCQ
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Posted : May 24, 2001 16:20:33
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how exactly are you recording? are you telling your software to mixdown to wav (or whatever format), or are you recording using some wave editing software? if your using wav software, then first try muting some parts of the soundcard your not using (like microphone in, audio in, cd ouput, etc) using your soundcards mixer, this will be a start. |
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___DCQ
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Posted : May 24, 2001 16:20:52
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how exactly are you recording? are you telling your software to mixdown to wav (or whatever format), or are you recording using some wave editing software? if your using wav software, then first try muting some parts of the soundcard your not using (like microphone in, audio in, cd ouput, etc) using your soundcards mixer, this will be a start. |
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___Yeshmazav
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Posted : May 24, 2001 20:42:46
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hey..
If u have a plain soundcard u will allways have feedback on recording and eaven when recording from your cd-rom youll probably hear the engine starting and stopping (static).
My advice: record from a good stereo (line out)- there u dont encounter any interferance or get a good soundcard! |
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___PROSECT
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Posted : May 26, 2001 02:09:13
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All my soundcard channels always muted...
My recording metods are different, the main problem is when i have a finished work the sound little bit compressed, like on impulse tracker... Thanks for the suggestions i think i need some powerfull soundcard quickly !!! |
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___morax
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Posted : May 26, 2001 14:55:13
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Yo.
i didnt actually understood yer problemo, but
i think you have a noise or low quality in your
soundcard.
Just exoprt your track to wav and burn it.
its not matter what sndcard you are using if you
do this because the track just written to data.
and the quality will not be effected from your
snd quality because its not recorded through the
output of your card,
cheers ;)
mox. |
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___PROSECT
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Posted : May 27, 2001 23:51:27
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Thanks michael, i will use your advise :) |
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