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Friday
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United States
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Joined: Mar, 2005
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 Posted - 2007/04/21 : 20:41:49
Im wondering how to get my records to sound the best they can after i bounce them into my computer. Ive made several mixes this way but im looking for a method to improve the quality. Im recording straight from my mixer into my Mbox. Any ideas??? Thanks.
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drivebye
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United Kingdom
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Joined: Jan, 2007
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Posted - 2007/04/21 : 20:57:00
not sure... maybe add tiny compression to boost the levels, eq for brighness..
usualy when i record a mix i just leave it as it is...
not that i often record a mix without something going wrong.. ie.. speakers falling over... people interupting
aw well... new mixer and needles, ill get one recorded soon
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5m0k3y
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United Kingdom
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Joined: Apr, 2007
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Posted - 2007/04/21 : 20:58:38
Before you record them, clean them with a vinyl brush. Then use vinyl cleaning fluid.
After you've recorded them on to your computer, download a demo of sony soundforge or adobe audition. These both have facilities to clean up the tracks.
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milo
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Canada
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Posted - 2007/04/22 : 00:32:03
trick is to record them as loud as possible w/o distortion to minimize signal to noise. One of the tricks I do for cleaning up vinyl mixes is to record a few seconds of just the vinyl before/after the music plays. Use something like audition to sample that as the noise profile them give it a slight reduction. You'll also want to use as short a cord as possible between your mixer and MBox.
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