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Thanks for the help, but it's sadly not what I'm looking for. With audiotrack parameters I mean all the settings you have applied to the audio track, like a compressor/limiter, gate and eq. So it's sort of an effectsrack but then shown as a master channel, I can't think of a better way to describe it.

This has been nagging me for days now: I thought there was a way to see all your track parameters in a seperate pop-up window. It has a spectrum graph wich shows the the eq and x-over settings in a drawing and it looks like a channel strip but in a rectangular window, but I can't find any info about ...

Maybe you can use FLAC files, since that seems to be the new trend in content download with vinyl albums these days.

Damn it works like a dream! Thanks for the programme! But I have one question: can you record within the record restoration it in higher quality then 44k1Hz 16 bit?

Ok it seems I have to give Soundforge a go then, I'll try it tonight and post my findings thanks for the input everyone!

Ah thanks for the help man, I'll look into it

Hi people,

I need to transfer some music from old records onto reel to reel tape, but I since the records are old and have a lot of small audible scratches and stuff I was wondering if there is a free plug-in or maybe already a function in Ableton to restore the sound without havin to draw each ...

So then: if I understand it correctly you want to use the mixer to turn all the mic channels into a stereo output that goes into your soundcard?

Try to get your hands on a Spirit Folio F1, I know, it's not a studio device, but I used it a lot for demo work and especially on drums it sounds pretty ...

With that budget? Sorry but the only thing you can do is search the second hand shops and websites in search for an old, beaten and heavily used desk from a good brand. I recently found a Philips desk for €50,- wich is great, but other then that you will have to compromise quality; but then again ...

Allthough available in different brands: I like the AKG Perception series, but do you really need multiple patterns? If not: check out the AKG C214.

I use an analogue mixingdesk.

Otherwise you get things like DIN racks where you can plug some units into like the Ecler Enviro, but for that kind of money you can buy half the Behringer company.

It's hard, true because they are but there are a lot of possibilities:

You can use the kick in a sidechain to a compressor on the bass channel, it temporarily tempers the volume of the bass when you hit a kick but you might fiddle a lot with the controls to keep it from pumping and to be very ...

Hahaha, dude quit making dumb statements just for the sake of disagree-ing with other people here.

Truth be told, he has a point that you certainly shouldn't apologize, but then again I probably know more about the subject, I don't know.

Laurens..you do the dumb statements al the time and this ...

Whoohee!! Does my interest in DDR studio-equipment finally pay off! :mrgreen:
Hehe, finally! I actually got to hear a pair of Geithains earlier this year, here...

http://www.studiop4.de/bilder/saal3/Saal3_10.jpg

...and they lived up to my expectations... stunning... :)

Ah nice, the originals ...