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Loc: The Villages, FL, USA
Donny...are you syncing your 970 to your computer to record the parts separately, or are you adjusting the mix in the keyboard and recording a stereo mix?
If you are tracking the 970 separately...how are you syncing it to the computer? This is why I feel having multiple outs (stereo out 1, stereo out 2, and drum stereo out) would make multitrack recording so much easier into your daw.
Donny...are you syncing your 970 to your computer to record the parts separately, or are you adjusting the mix in the keyboard and recording a stereo mix?
If you are tracking the 970 separately...how are you syncing it to the computer? This is why I feel having multiple outs (stereo out 1, stereo out 2, and drum stereo out) would make multitrack recording so much easier into your daw.
Thanks, good post!
I record each separate part with the S970 thru a Focusrite Scalet 2 Audio interface and also use the S970 as a controller using VST sounds into the Mixcraft 8 Pro DAW multitracking it before recording my lead vocals & harmonies,.... I like to be in total control of all my tracks so I can edit each one with their own FX chain before mastering. Works for me
Registered: 08/02/05
Posts: 1297
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Are you using Midi Sync...or are you recording them and syncing them up manually in your DAW.
This example is the flying tracks to DAW and syncing up manually. I flew the 970 style over to my DAW and then overdubbed claps and sound effects. All vocals were through the 970 and VH2. All sounds are from the 970 except the cat SFX and Thunder SFX.
Are you using Midi Sync...or are you recording them and syncing them up manually in your DAW.
This example is the flying tracks to DAW and syncing up manually. I flew the 970 style over to my DAW and then overdubbed claps and sound effects. All vocals were through the 970 and VH2. All sounds are from the 970 except the cat SFX and Thunder SFX.
Nice Job on the Jingle,.....well done catchy tune,....for me I would lower your reverb just a bit, love the growls .. otherwise... good luck selling it!!
Donny, that's one thing I learned in the jingle business. Always get money down...far fewer problems when it comes to delivery.
Don't know if that would work for nursing home gigs...but once they have skin in the game they've shown commitment.
Jingleman I hear ya buddy,....my NH days are over, all with good memories,...I hope you cash in on a Worldwide Jingle and make tons of $$$$$$$$$ Good luck
Registered: 08/02/05
Posts: 1297
Loc: The Villages, FL, USA
I have to agree with Donny and Fran on Mixcraft 8 Pro. I have been using DAW's since their inception. I initially fell in love with Adobe Audition. Unfortunately Adobe let it die. I searched for a replacement for years. Pro Tools...didn't like, Cubase...clumsy, Sonar...weird, Studio One...not quite, Reaper...No track editing,
I just purchased Mixcraft 8 Pro and so far I'm very impressed. Has the simplicity of Audition and the track editing I love. Along with all the additional features and new sound engine...Acoustica (IMHO) has a winner.
I have to agree with Donny and Fran on Mixcraft 8 Pro. I have been using DAW's since their inception. I initially fell in love with Adobe Audition. Unfortunately Adobe let it die. I searched for a replacement for years. Pro Tools...didn't like, Cubase...clumsy, Sonar...weird, Studio One...not quite, Reaper...No track editing,
I just purchased Mixcraft 8 Pro and so far I'm very impressed. Has the simplicity of Audition and the track editing I love. Along with all the additional features and new sound engine...Acoustica (IMHO) has a winner.
Jingleman you made a very wise choice for a DAW check out the MELODYNE feature as well its amazing for vocals..good luck
.. otherwise...
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