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Monthly Archives: October 2009
A Brief Introduction to Beat Detective
If you have a live, imported, old, or otherwise off-time session, you may want to add elements to it. In these types of cases, Beat Detective can be used to create a “tempo map” that follows the changes within the … Continue reading
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What is Phantom Power?
Phantom power refers to the method of sending 48v DC (or, in certain situation, 12v or 24v) through a microphone (XLR) cable. This is necessary to power condenser mics, as well as some DI boxes. This feature is built into most preamps … Continue reading
Zeroing A Session
After a long session, it is often beneficial to “zero out” or start over with your mix. This gives you an opportunity to start fresh and give yourself a new perspective. “Zeroing out” refers to the removal of all automation … Continue reading
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