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paresh
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I'm wondering what you guys look for/at in the wave forms of recorded material on the screen. I'm aware of amplitude & clipping...is there more to observe that's helpful? Thanks.
MadAudio
Damned if I do
It depends on what you're doing. For example, I've been digitizing a lot of my vinyl lately, and I'll often zoom in on the waveform to draw out a pop or click. Or if I'm working in Vegas and editing out a sloppy performance/bad note, I look for transition points that will make a smooth edit.
But mostly, I just look at them to confirm I'm actually recording something!
But mostly, I just look at them to confirm I'm actually recording something!
Massive Master
www.massivemastering.com
For the most part, you don't "look" for anything.
But yes, they are handy for zeroing in on anomalies... Otherwise, I almost wish they didn't exist.
But yes, they are handy for zeroing in on anomalies... Otherwise, I almost wish they didn't exist.