Recent content by theseus75

@JSG - (sheepish) Yeah, I was just running the XLR from mic to pre input one and another from pre to combo jack on the audio interface. I knew there was a wrong way of doing that, but for some reason I was thinking that was in cases in which there was more than one way to plug in your XLRs and...

Thanks for the reply, JSG. One quick thing: the line input in the back you're referring to - you mean the 1/4 inch jack right? I'll pick up some 1/4" plugs today, give it a whirl, and post back the outcome. Thanks!

I'm rockin' CS6 right now, and I have to say: I don't really care about the other upgrades. Being able to use a multi-clipboard shaves valuable time off my editing. I am, however, interested if anyone's found a way to hotkey or shortcut the actual pasting for specific clipboards. Right now, you...

Hello, I just bought a Presonus Bluetube pre-amp to add to my DAW. So now I have a Rode NT1A going to the Bluetube into a Presonus Firebox audio interface into an iMac (using Twisted Wave for recording and the initial editing). I have a few general questions about integrating the pre. 1...

Cs6 Thanks for the update. I'll check out CS6 for sure. Just having the ability to use multiple clipboards is worth the upgrade for what I do.

I didn't know that; thanks. It didn't feel rushed otherwise, but perhaps that's what kept the clipboard out. That said: it's about time for it to make its re-appearance. Hopefully that's the case. It wouldn't save me tone of time, but a lot.

I was sort of thinking of it for dialogue in particular, to give it a more "you're in the room" feel. Some might think this borders on radio drama instead of straight long-form narration, but it could prove interesting.

Does anyone think a set-up like this would do anything for narration? I've been curious to try, but only if another mic fell in my lap.

I'm using Adobe Audition 5 for Mac, and whenever I create a new multitrack session and insert a file, it automatically adds a bit of silence to the end of the file. This is visually apparent via the timeline above the tracks; it's usually something like 10% extra silence added to the end - no...

I'm using Adobe Audition 5 for Mac, but I've done training using Lynda.com's title for Audition 3. In it, one feature that caught my eye was the ability to use multiple clipboards - five all told, I think. Thus, you could paste in, say, different lengths of room tone depending on which clipboard...