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___maxi
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Posted : Jun 29, 2001 11:05:23
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What are the requirements of good production of a trance track?
Is some hardware equipment required or Cubase VST 5 & SoundForge 5 are enough for a good production?
What actually 'mastering' means?
That's about it for now, thank you in advance.
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___bilbobagginz
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Posted : Jun 29, 2001 12:45:17
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Mastering .....
it's the refinement of the recording, usually done with a physical mixer. it's the play with eq's and levels of every audio track so it sounds perfect, it's assuring there's no unwanted noise in SNR units [dB or %] and it's a lot of work.
but if u have a very pro audio card, and a good mixer at home, u can produce a good quality music at home.
pro audio card assures the sound doesn't have noises and is of a high sampling rate[say 96000 Hz] and sampling size[say 24 bit]
then u can record this on a CD, and what is left to do is to replicate it ...
how much i murmur the morning :)
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jun 29, 2001 15:33:52
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No. What Bilbo said is the mixing part. Mastering is what you do to the track AFTER you record it.
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___DCQ
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Posted : Jul 3, 2001 12:50:43
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there are lots of complex levels u could go to;
using compressors, audio excitters, eq, etc during recording stage and equing the track after its mixed down, putting it through a compressor (the whole track insted of indivudal parts, sumtimes dn after mixdown)
actually there are no particular rules, i kno people who do it a lot of different ways. guys (i mean, as to doing certain things during recording / mixdown, or at mastering stage)
essential for good production is actually recording the individual parts undistorted before the mixdown stage... sounds obvious, but a people fail to do this |
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