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you haven't got a huge number of fade files have you? like have you beat detective'd the shit out of it?

you want to have the files stored on your external hard drive? 1) make sure that it's fast (>7200rpm) 2) make sure it's firewire 3) find the session folder and simply drag and drop!

This wouldn't be too hard to sort out in PT HD - the options Benny was talking about are all found in HD or LE with the DV toolkit. I think the easiest thing to do would be to find an HD rig that you can get yer hands on for 30mins and follow the steps Benny set out... on a side note, this...

very impressive indeed. nice build!

What you plan to do with your DAW the most? All DAWs have their strengths and weaknesses...

generally speaking: EQ: you can get away with getting ride of quite a lot of lows. Muddiness in vocals tends to fall in the 500-800hz region, give or take. hi-pass vocals around 150-200hz, but just slide that upwards until you hear it start to thin the voice out too much. Add a bit of 1-3khz to...

I've got an Intel MacMini and if it will take a dump if airport is on if i'm doing more than just playing back audio files - once a few plugins as gone on, i've got to disable airport. lame.

I think it depends what you want to do with your MIDI. If you just want to using some soft synths, a bit of drum programing, it handles it fine. If you want to start getting really complicated and routing midi all over the place to control all sorts of things (like i've seen people do in...

So wait - you've been running this system for 2 years with no issues? Same PT version, same hardware, same OS? If that's the case, I would seriously consider a fresh install of XP. When I was using PCs, I had to do fresh installs every 6-8 months just to keep the damned thing running smoothly.

Whilst this could be true, it seems unlikely that it would only affect a few tracks. OP: don't convert the files to MP3. Create a Pro Tools session at the same sample rate and bit depth, and import the .wav's directly into PT. There should be timing issues relating to a few tracks; if there...

even in PT 8?

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perhaps if you expand a bit on where the problem is at, what you've tried, etc. it will be easier to point u in the right direction!

if yer planning on running PT LE make sure you follow their compatibility page to the word!

Well judging from reviews I've found it came out in late 2000/early 2001 ? Based on that, I wouldn't particularly say that converters have seen MASSIVE improvements, they've just become a lot cheaper so it means prosumer gear has much better converters than they did 8 or 9 years ago.

Here's what you do: 1) select all tracks, from the very start of the song to the very end of the song. 2) Select Region---> Consolidate. This should create all new tracks, with the entirety of the song. 3) Find the files in the [session name]/audio folder. voila!

I think you should be able to download the installer from digi's website?

Do you actually own waves v5? I just find it surprising your spend that much money but still be running an archaic version of PT... Anyways, have you check your version of waves is compatible with that old a copy of PT?

Come off it mate - like you I'm a big fan of PT and use it daily for a living. But let's be honest for a second - Digi have purposefully cripple LE in a number of places specifically so that people want to upgrade to HD. And whilst the ADC might not be an issue for you - it is for me. Even...

I find that if it's literally doubling parts up, ie same tone, then I'll buss'em together and EQ and compress them together. Sometimes I'll do the same AND EQ the tracks themselves if its different tones, as sometimes when you add 2 different tones together certain frequencies step on each other...