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Shut your second post ignorant ass the hell up....

lower everything else...:D

yea there shouldnt be a "pop", unless the cutoff is kind of sudden or dramatic, you should zoom in real close and envelope a fade at the end of the block, to do away with the "pop".. *I'm not sure if it "automatically" crossfades, im sure someone around here should know how to set that up...

Well.. In CEP 2.1 there is a little "boxing glove" like mitt looking button... on the top row of buttons in Multitrack view... You can select however much you want to "punch" by highlighting, and then pressing the little boxing glove... It will take the selected portion of the waveform and...

werd.. can anyone say T.H.D???? Total harmonic distortion.....thats what the extra $$$ eliminates on better mixers... Yamaha MG or Mackie... I need one of these too.....

Its funny how we can use many different descriptive adjetives to describe mny different things...:D If the vocal sounds to "thin" adding a couple dbs at like 175hz could give a little more "weight"..... Damn...gotta run......will post later with some other thoughts... Cheers!!! to no...

As was my tone, but not my intent... Just some newbie hazing...i guess... VOTE BLAAAA!

Sometimes.....(sometimes) I use the "Max Expansion" effect on chorus or hook vocals...kinda "spreads them out".... For panning, Im sure we'd all recommend using either the individual pan settings per track in multitrack, or the envelopes....more "hands on"...

As POETS said, Saving the session will dump the temps... F5 will just reorganize (defrag) all the .ses info, (envelopes, changed levels etc.) if im not mistaken...

Cool! Sometimes when you can "tell" your computer is lagging, (like it skips, freezes for a second, basically chokes) you may notice that this "backround mixing" bar is a little depleted. Many a 20+ multitrack session have had to repeatedly click "stop".. and then press "F5" to Refresh the...

the simplest solution may be the right one ...hopefully :cool: Right click on the`little green bar on the bottom left in MultiTrack.. Its the mixing bar or sumtin...there should be a "mix priority" when you right click on it...it should be at normal...or maybe a step higher. Hope this helps..

Great thread so far... Why would you sign with a major label, to make $250,000 after selling a million, when you could go indie and make a million from selling only 100,000? (outta the trunk theory) The business of music is one of the toughest out there I feel...just stay on top of your ish...

Wonderful. Thanks for the information. :D Printing now...;)

Thanks Tim, I just found out that you can change "Cue" markers in Edit View to "CD Track" Markers. Yay:D hopefully CEP's burner is as idiot proof as this... Cheers to all

Thanks for the quick response lp, but I believe that youve misunderstood my question. I already have the single, stereo waveform...it can be burned as is, only it is a 2 hour long track... In Edit View: Can I "mark" on the long waveform where the tracks should be split? (i.e. different...

Hey all, I recently (painstakingly) transferred a 2 hour radio show from cassette, to .wav with CEP for some dude. How can I "mark" on the single Waveform where I would see fit for the "tracks" to be seperated to be burned on CD??? Is this possible?

"Coloration"..... ..Excellent...bwahahHAHAH Thanks Dobro

Thank you for your responses, Hopefully some one familiar with CEP can elaborate, but you've painted a great picture thus far.... Ive caught wings of the concept..

https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=156506 Maybe some CEP/AA heads can explain this better to me....

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