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I have to say I thought that Parachute Hanahook and Eating Apples are my favourites on your page. But these are all top notch tunes! Nice one!

As it happens. this weekend I was overdubbing some guitar tracks and when I got to the lead I thought I'd be clever and record a couple of takes. As as work around to the comping thing I automated the speaker on option on each individual take and sent the final lead to a new channel, but whilst I ...

I've seen various tutorials in CM and FM and looked on Logics site at the vocal comping function in Logic8 and have drooled each time. Now you could say that Apple have only just come out with this feature, which is true, but vocals have always been easier in Cubase and Logic...however I would love ...

Hi,

I'm a complete newb to Ableton, I'm gonna purchase the SWA video tutorials to get me started. I'm really interested in using Abelton to produce mixes so any tips that people have on doing it would be greatly appreciated. Do people have any recommendations for beginner's on training material or ...

I've been doing this too. The best thing to do is to set the Warp settings to complex and then import your mp3's on individual clips. You can then check through that the warp markers are in the right place and from there play about putting them in order. Given that you can automate everything, you ...

I don't think you'll have any probs convincing them that you need Live at work, especially since, as you say, it can be used to fit a piece of music to a limited time frame (which I should immagine you have to do a lot!)
As for pulling up the levels of the quiet bits on your audio pice, you really ...

Rokko,

I'm no expert (disclaimer!! :lol: ) but what you're best off doing is using a compressor set to about 4-5:1 ratio and about 20dB with a quick attack (1-10ms) and a medium release (about 250ms I think). This should give you a reasonably level sound. If you're editing the audio separately I ...