Hello out there in homeland homerec. I am sittin' here in a strange studio in a strange land needing some cubase info to get me through the next two, maybe (hopefully not) four days.....I've been commissioned to mix this CD project (not as bad as I thought it was going to be, soulful, groovin Texas rock).
The whole thing was adequetly tracked by a young engineer to Cubase 3.7 at 24/48.
I am...um....not really familier with Cubase, yet. After spending four hours checking the songs and tracks out I am impressed with the program as well as the sounds. I can already get around the data management, call stuff up and set up the songs as I need to hear everything alone and in context. The problem is, the engineer is far away and the producer is an idiot (suprise). Nobody here knows anything!!
What I really want to do is separate all of these overdubbs that are clumped into some sort of inextricable "part" file and take them home as discrete wav.s to mix.
HOW DO I DO THIS??? I have until Monday to figure it out so I can ge out of here and mox this thing right at home where they have coffee machines, good converters and know what a half inch tape deck is!!!!
Any help would be, more than ever, greatly appreciated...
Peace,..........Charles
The whole thing was adequetly tracked by a young engineer to Cubase 3.7 at 24/48.
I am...um....not really familier with Cubase, yet. After spending four hours checking the songs and tracks out I am impressed with the program as well as the sounds. I can already get around the data management, call stuff up and set up the songs as I need to hear everything alone and in context. The problem is, the engineer is far away and the producer is an idiot (suprise). Nobody here knows anything!!
What I really want to do is separate all of these overdubbs that are clumped into some sort of inextricable "part" file and take them home as discrete wav.s to mix.
HOW DO I DO THIS??? I have until Monday to figure it out so I can ge out of here and mox this thing right at home where they have coffee machines, good converters and know what a half inch tape deck is!!!!
Any help would be, more than ever, greatly appreciated...
Peace,..........Charles