how do you go about normalizing the volume your tracks?
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- chriSP404sx
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how do you go about normalizing the volume your tracks?
so usually i will just manually adjust the volume of each beat before i upload it to the computer. but i was curious if anyone used itunes or anything like that and how were the results? im looking for a faster way to normalize 
Re: how do you go about normalizing the volume your tracks?
yeah man i adjust on the sampler and then bounce to computer. then throw a compressor on the whole mix. then run it to a tape deck and then run it back to the computer, putting it on tape normalizes fantastically.
how would you do it with itunes? im confused.
edit: not faster, but sounds better imo.
how would you do it with itunes? im confused.
edit: not faster, but sounds better imo.
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http://tindeck.com/users/no+minutes+studio - adventures in sound
http://learninglabmusic.blogspot.com/ - writings and rants about gettin it down
http://learninglab.bandcamp.com/ - 3 demos and a live set
Re: how do you go about normalizing the volume your tracks?
anything like Audacity or Reaper or other audio software will have a normalize option - then toss a compressor on it, EQ etc for beefiness and punch.
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Re: how do you go about normalizing the volume your tracks?
tape is good but the more times you smash the mix, the more of the original dynamics you lose, for instance, I always side channel my sample now instead of compress the whole thing, before tape .
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