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The Musician Forums => Music Technology & Pro Audio => Topic started by: stanley on July 25, 2008, 02:50:33 AM
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mga engineers at recording hobbyist, post na kayo para me idea lang kami kung ano gamit nyo, para kung mag uupgrade kami me idea na. 8-)
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Interfaces: Home - Terratec DMX 6Fire, Yamaha DS2416, Emu 1820m Work - PT HD3
Software: Home - Sonar 4/5/6/7, Cubase SL2.2, Project5 V2, Ableton Live 7 Work - PT 6.9
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Home and Work: EMU1820m, Behringer ADA8000, Sonar7 and Cubase SX3.
I do mostly on sonar nowadays.
I have learned mastering. I use wavelab for that.
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Home Recording:
Tracking - Motu HD 192 - Reason 4 / Nuendo 3
Mixing - Apogee Rosetta 200 / UAD Extreme/Waves/Melodyne
Pseudo Mastering- Soundforge 8 /Wavelab/ HarBal/ Waves
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yung bang presonus firestudio pwede sa PT LE :|
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Mac Pro
Interfaces: 192 I/O, 96 I/O, 888/24
Software: Pro Tools HD 7.4.2 with A.I.R and Reason 4
Mac Book
Interfaces: Mbox 2 and Mbox 2 Micro
Software: Pro Tools LE 7.4.2 with A.I.R and Reason 4
Dell Inspiron
Interfaces: DIGI 002 Rack and Mbox 1
Software: Pro Tools LE 7.4.2 with A.I.R, Reason 3 and Sonar 7
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interface: Maudio Delta 1010lt
Software: Sonar 7 (Cakewalk since birth! haha!), Soundforge 8
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yung bang presonus firestudio pwede sa PT LE :|
No. Only Digidesign Mbox and the 00x work with PT LE.
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You see, the thing with Pro Tools, you are not really buying the software. It's the hardware that you are buying. The Pro Tools Software is already included in the Package.
Not unless you buy your gears from somewhere else...
Cheers.
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PC:
M-Audio1010LT - PT 7.4 M-powered / Cubase SX3
MAC:
Presonus Firestudio Project - Logic Pro 8 / Cubase 4
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interface: M-audio 2496 soundcard
software: Ableton Livelite 4 and 6 (M-audio version), Ableton Live 7, Sonar 6 Prod.Ed.
software ranked from most to least familiar. all runing on windows vista.
obviously, this is just home/personal recording. :-D
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Interface: Apogee Ensemble
Software: Logic Studio
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Interface: PT HD3, RME Multiface II
Software: PT 7.4.2, Cubase SX 3/ Nuendo 3 (post-prod scoring)
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Sequencing rig: 3 x MOTU 2408 mkIII (PCI-424), Cubase 4
Tracking: Digidesign 192 i/o, PTHD 3
Mixing: Digidesign 192 i/o, PTHD 3 plus 2 accel cards in a chassis.
mga bagong alaga ni Kit :wink:
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PC:
software: sonar 7, sony acid pro 5, soundforge 8
interface: line6 toneport UX8, m-audio firewire 1814
MAC:
software: pro tools 6.7, ableton live
interface: digi 002
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emu 1820m & samplitude 10.1
:-) :-) :-)
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fast track ultra-reason 4-sonar 7 :-D
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interface: Line6 Toneport GX
Software: Sonar 6 PE, Mixcraft V3
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Interface: Apogee Ensemble
Software: Logic Studio
logic..yun kasama sa hit kit? =) mayron ako nun!!
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pa-join
Personal: MacBook Pro, mBox mini, Pro Tools LE, Logic 8
Work: MacPro, Pro Tools HD2
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Home Studio:
Computer: Pentium Dual-Core 1.8Ghz, 2GB RAM, 250GB HD, GeForce 7300GT and LGDVDRW 18x.
Audio Interface: Behringer Guitar Link and CAD U37.
Mics: CAD U37 USB Condenser Microphone, Shure 606N and Shure SM58.
Software: Cakewak Sonar 7, Guitar Tracks Pro 3, Home Studio 4, Sony ACID Pro 6, SoundForge 9 DVD Architech 4.5, CD Architech 5.2, Adobe Audition, Krystal, Audacity and Magix Audio Cleaning Lab.
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We're currently recording demos. Simple, and works well enough for our objectives. :-)
Interface: Line6 Toneport GX
Software: Audacity
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Mac
Garageband and toneport.
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Interface: M-audio Delta 1010LT
Software: Cubase SX3
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Interface: M-Audio Delta 1010 and Audiophile 2496
Preamps: Presonus Digimax D8
Software: Reaper, Cool Edit Pro 2, Audacity
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sali ako!!
hardware: toneport gx, m audio 2496 pci card
software: cubase sx3, sonar 7, adobe audition 3
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sali ako!!
hardware: toneport gx, m audio 2496 pci card
software: cubase sx3, sonar 7, adobe audition 3
dude, question lang, ano mas trip mo between sonar 7 and cubase sx3? curious lang ako sa sx3. im familiar and using 2496 with sonar kasi eh. mas madali bang gamitin ang cubase? :-D
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Here's mine:
Personal system: Mbox 2 Mini and DIGI 002 Rack on Mac Pro running Pro Tools LE 7.4
Work: Pro Tools HD 7.4 on HD 3 with 2 units of 192 i/o with expansion cards and the only Digidesign ICON D-Control in the Philippines.
VIVA CEBU!
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Here's mine:
and the only... ICON D-Control in the Philippines.
WOW! ang lupet :-o
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Software: Live 7, Reason 4, Audition 2, Audiomulch, Recycle! 2.1
Interface: M-Audio Firewire Audiophile, Native Instruments Audio 8 DJ- either one going through an old Tascam rackmount mixer.
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Here's mine:
Personal system: Mbox 2 Mini and DIGI 002 Rack on Mac Pro running Pro Tools LE 7.4
Work: Pro Tools HD 7.4 on HD 3 with 2 units of 192 i/o with expansion cards and the only Digidesign ICON D-Control in the Philippines.
VIVA CEBU!
FTV na!
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STUDIO:
***M-AUDIO PROJECTMIX I/O
***M-AUDIO DELTA 1010 (with 4 Behringer ULTRAGAIN PRO MIC2200 preamps or a Yamaha MG24/14FX mixer)
***M-AUDIO TRANSIT
....using PRO-TOOLS M-Powered 7.1 , SONAR 7 Producer's Edition, some CUBASE
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interface: Maudio Delta 1010lt
Software: Sonar 7 (Cakewalk since birth! haha!), Soundforge 8
gud pm po sir.. pwede po bang mapa2long kung paano po mag-record sa sonar 6 producer edition? naka delta 1010 din po kse ko na m-audio interface.. first time ko lang po kse.. wala kse kong instruction manuals.. hope u will help me.. tnx :wink:
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gud pm po sir.. pwede po bang mapa2long kung paano po mag-record sa sonar 6 producer edition? naka delta 1010 din po kse ko na m-audio interface.. first time ko lang po kse.. wala kse kong instruction manuals.. hope u will help me.. tnx :wink:
ah, pwede sumingit... ganito kasi. medyo similar yung experience ko. btw, im also using a relative souncard. as far as i remember, nung ininstall ko yung software (Sonar 6 PE), and pag bukas ko for the 1st time ng DAW, automatic na naghanap ng mga compatible ASIO soundcard yung software.
na-identify naman nya yung soundcard ko.
btw, im using vista. hope it helps. :-)
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PC: line6 toneport ux8, sonar 7, soundforge 8, cd architect 5
MAC: pro tools le, digi 002, line6 toneport ux1, ableton live
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PC: line6 toneport ux8, sonar 7, soundforge 8, cd architect 5
MAC: pro tools le, digi 002, line6 toneport ux1, ableton live
ey rey parang second time around mo na to. Ung first post mo nasa page one. hehehehe
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ey rey parang second time around mo na to. Ung first post mo nasa page one. hehehehe
hehehe. sori kala ko iba na naman to hehehe. may bago naman ako. ux1 haha. :-D
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ano use ng sonar? sabi sa akin for guitar recording lang daw? ano software pwede gumawa ng backing tracks i.e. bass, drums, keyboards, etc. :? in totally confused...help!
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Reason and fruity Loop 8.0
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Sequencing rig: 3 x MOTU 2408 mkIII (PCI-424), Cubase 4
Tracking: Digidesign 192 i/o, PTHD 3
Mixing: Digidesign 192 i/o, PTHD 3 plus 2 accel cards in a chassis.
mga bagong alaga ni Kit :wink:
Gerard, are you and Kit working at Carmel House while hazel works at Shinji's studio?
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Gerard, are you and Kit working at Carmel House while hazel works at Shinji's studio?
Wow! That was July pa. To answer for Gerard, yes, I'm now working with him over at Carmel House. I'm taking care of the PT systems while looking at upgrade paths. Gerard has this thing for Neves. :-D
I know Haze is working Shinji's PT8 rig as well. Should pay 'em a visit soon.
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Wow! That was July pa. To answer for Gerard, yes, I'm now working with him over at Carmel House. I'm taking care of the PT systems while looking at upgrade paths. Gerard has this thing for Neves. :-D
I know Haze is working Shinji's PT8 rig as well. Should pay 'em a visit soon.
Sorry for being a bit slow on the thread - been quite busy the past few months.
Way to go on the CH gig! More power to you guys:) I recently upgraded to PT8 as well and I am loving it.
Uy, Gerard is a Neve guy eh? I've got a pair of Vintech X73s that I really like - sounds quite close to the 1073s I've used in the past but I can't get enough of these Brent Avril pres I have on loan. A friend used them on pretty high profile session so I got curious after hearing the mixes and the things smoked on amplified guitars. Organic, clear and gutsy tone really does it for me and these things are wonderful.
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Interface: Tascam Fireone
Software: Cakewalk Sonar 7.0.2
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@jonzak - depends on your location. For (lots of) pointers about computer recording, there's always the "What Do You Want to Know About Recording" thread stickied above for specific Q&A, and you can always visit http://www.tweakheadz.com/guide.htm
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@jonzak - depends on your location. For (lots of) pointers about computer recording, there's always the "What Do You Want to Know About Recording" thread stickied above for specific Q&A, and you can always visit http://www.tweakheadz.com/guide.htm
haha....sir im from cavite area anyway tanx so much!!!really appreciate this helpful guide!!!-->sir KitC
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You're welcome, jonzak.
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Sorry for being a bit slow on the thread - been quite busy the past few months.
Way to go on the CH gig! More power to you guys:) I recently upgraded to PT8 as well and I am loving it.
Uy, Gerard is a Neve guy eh? I've got a pair of Vintech X73s that I really like - sounds quite close to the 1073s I've used in the past but I can't get enough of these Brent Avril pres I have on loan. A friend used them on pretty high profile session so I got curious after hearing the mixes and the things smoked on amplified guitars. Organic, clear and gutsy tone really does it for me and these things are wonderful.
Hey Abyss,
This is OT...but yeah I love the sound of those things. Vintech made some interesting mods to the classic units. We have the AMS 1081R pres and 1073 DPA's. I recently got a great deal on an 8816 as well and it's great. Love the out of the box summing...those trannies just do something to the signal. Learning from a recent project we're trying to figure out a good chain that puts some overload protection before the 192's....as well as a good chain for male vocals...ours sucks right now...u87/c12/km184 and those 1073's just aren't cutting it. Maybe we should hop on the tube bandwagon? Thinking about the LA-610 or Summit's new Everest. I've heard great things about Brent Averill's stuff. Do you have experience with API? It's still not quite clear to me where they fall exactly, but if the Waves emulations are any indication, they should be pretty awesome. :-D
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Hey Abyss,
This is OT...but yeah I love the sound of those things. Vintech made some interesting mods to the classic units. We have the AMS 1081R pres and 1073 DPA's. I recently got a great deal on an 8816 as well and it's great. Love the out of the box summing...those trannies just do something to the signal. Learning from a recent project we're trying to figure out a good chain that puts some overload protection before the 192's....as well as a good chain for male vocals...ours sucks right now...u87/c12/km184 and those 1073's just aren't cutting it. Maybe we should hop on the tube bandwagon? Thinking about the LA-610 or Summit's new Everest. I've heard great things about Brent Averill's stuff. Do you have experience with API? It's still not quite clear to me where they fall exactly, but if the Waves emulations are any indication, they should be pretty awesome. :-D
Gerard, Good to hear from you! Sorry to hear that you are having trouble with your vocal chain. I never got off the tube band wagon and love mixing ss and tube on any given day. Are you trying to get more "oomph" from your signal? A U87 is a pretty big sounding mic as it is so using a tube based mic pre and rounding off the signal with the 1073 should sound pretty good. What pre are you using with it? I am a big fan of UA equipment and if you need to try some models out for a bit of flavor, try the LA-610 and maybe an Avalon 737 to give your vocals more presence and girth. If you are using a solid state pre, try running a tube based opto compressor/ limiter after your chain to tame transients and give the vox a nice sheen to it before going to disk. One of my first go to chains involve either a Tube Tech EQ or a Manley SLAM! before going to disk. If you are thinking about Summit's stuff, also check out A-Designs, SPL and Daking - they make top notch pres that might give you what you need.
I do have some API EQs and pres in a lunchbox format and they are great. Soundwise, they are a more contemporary take on the classic Neve/Putnam sound but cleaner and more applicable to what you would hear from Top 40 stuff nowadays. Ditto for Brent Avril pres. Thing is, a lot of tube pres will color your sound from the getgo which may be good if you are going for that vibe in the first place but for recording really pristine and chimey vocals, I prefer using SS pres like API/BE to bring more attack and dynamic track texture to the forefront of my mixes, especially when I am dealing with really busy and aggressive guitar work. The Waves emulations are very good and they do come very close to the API versions.