3,457

(798 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

Subway Sonicbeat wrote:

Hahahaha yeah, I'm getting my samples from others.

Then stop getting useless samples. I can't understand how people can put up samples that are not even properly cut and looped (specially waveforms).
Take the samples you download, throw them in a sound editor (my preference is Soundforge, I use Wavelab sometimes but I don't like it that much) and make them proper. When you are trained, you manage to recognize loop points by sight, usually two clicks gets you on the righht looping point.

3,458

(52 replies, posted in Audio Production)

Mastered or mixed? wink

3,459

(13 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

OK I am done crying.
Can I get a "xD" blocky emoticon too?

3,460

(13 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

I'm not sure. There's too much people hating me. sad And I am a sensitive person.
Fuck you all , then. I'm going to cry a bit.

3,461

(44 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Good old chiptune.com! I thought it was dead man. Good one!

3,462

(13 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

I don't believe I have done a thing here to piss anyone off. But if that's what you believe, I can leave right through where I came from.

3,463

(52 replies, posted in Audio Production)

I can mix tracks a million times man, there's a point where I try not to listen to the track anymore (I usually listen to the track non stop for 2 or 3 days :S)
Then, after a while, all I want to do is remix my own tracks XD

3,464

(13 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

I do, but you don't realize my mad speed skills.

3,465

(798 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

herr_prof wrote:

And of course you cna always render and mix in a daw if you want perfection big_smile

Some times I found channel clipping an issue. Even only one channel will clip. So with LGPT, this wouldn't fix this.

Subway Sonicbeat wrote:

Looping is a bitch almost all the time, mostly to me because I can't see the waveform.

Hpow can you not see it?
You should PREPARE yoru samples in an audio editing soft prior to using, unless yo uare lifting them from somewhere.

Then, even if you didn't see the waveform use your ears and try the sample offset settings! You have to hit home some time unless you are deaf and useless tongue

3,466

(52 replies, posted in Audio Production)

To me there's no difference between Mixing and Production, actually, Mixing would be part of the PRODUCTION process. Production begins to me when laying down the tune you want to do. Then Mastering is the next level, for content deploy, as you perfectly explained.

What you explain, Logan, is exactly what I do, but I wouldn't recommend doing it without MIDI clock syncing. This is the way I produce my tracks since 2 years now.

3,467

(139 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Subway Sonicbeat wrote:

Hehe, weird how argentina and brazil are not that different. Except brazilians are dumber.

I wouldn't say dumber, I would say MORE FANATIC, and 10 times more obsessed.

Hey, dubmood, put some order here. The yanks are converting the fútbol thread into a baseball nerdfest
xD

3,468

(798 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

It's very sensitive and many times I don't want it. I'm quite mix conscious and even then, I get unwanted clicks many times, because per-instrument sort of static level control is not very user-friendly.
For those used to working with shitboys, this is a whole new world, and actually forces you to learn how to produce music tongue

3,469

(13 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

I give you 20

3,470

(52 replies, posted in Audio Production)

You don't need to do the actual mixing in the software necessarily.
I record by channel and further process the mix. I want to deliver a good mixing and that is impossible just by recording a straight output from a shitboy. I do make it as good as possible in the machine beforehand, though.

Now mastering is a bit of a different science altogether and I only leave it to experienced sound engineers after I gave them what I think is the best mix I can output.
In a lot of cases people confuse mixing and mastering, to me a mastering process is done when the final mix is done and you need to deploy to a lot of different media and it needs to sound the best in them all (digital download, Cd, home computer use, big stereo, etc). This is way over my head.

If I am not wrong Glomag is a sound engineer and he probably mastered the files IAYD gave him. For mastering, you only need a final bounce of the file to be mastered, not a channel-separated package. Then they apply their secret magic science. big_smile

3,471

(798 replies, posted in LittleGPTracker)

There's two possible probelms here.
What Natty describes is probably improper sample creation. Make them properly as Peter explained.

What ant describe's: if it clicks a lot you may be overloading the sample buffer.
Welcome to proper channel mixage technique. The thing is clipping and it's very sensitive. I asked for a channel mixer section to be available for making mixing easier, was this ever implemented, Peter?

3,472

(16 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

I just suggested moving it, not destroying the thread smile
Maybe a mod can move it to General discussion? Please?