Archive for 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 song, which can then be used to create new MIDI elements or a unique click [...]
Posted: October 21st, 2009 under Blogroll.
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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 and mixing desks. Phantom power made possible the use of the same shielded, balanced cables [...]
Posted: October 21st, 2009 under Blogroll.
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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 (panning, volume changes, etc) plug-ins, sends and any other alterations made to the dry mix that changes [...]
Posted: October 14th, 2009 under Learning ProTools, Recording Tips.
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