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I guess you could. You can basicly use it to make any kind of music, so why not church music

There are many ways to achieve what you want, also depending on the effect you want to use. So what effect are you trying to automate in the clip? I can probably guide you through it

8TROW8 wrote:BIG PROPS to Tekashi this is wicked thanks mate

No problem man use it as you like!
I suppose you found out that inside the clip you can edit the automation curves?

ok it's definitely not the first option cause I always export without dithering, but I'm really gonna try the second one, see if anything is clipping (I thought not, but I'm gonna check it). I'll also try exporting it without any mastering chain at say -3 or 6dB and then master (crank it up) in a ...

Ok, it's not exactly the same as the autosave sweep, but here's what I made in aprox 10 minutes (you can turn of the lfo if you like, but I thought it sounded alright)

http://rapidshare.com/files/455885986/SWEEP.als

chapelier fou wrote:When you look at a waveform, if you zoom in at the max, you'll see it's in fact segmented. Think the bit depth as the minimal step in the Y axis, while the sample rate is the minimal step in the X axis.

This actually explained a lot to me Thanks!

Are you listening to the rendered file in Live? Do you have warping on for that rendered master? If so, turn it off.

No I'm listening to the rendered file in any random audio player such as quicktime, itunes, winamp you name it. I don't import the rendered file again in Ableton to master it. The ...

This is alot better example

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2sTu-9Vn48

26 secs to 40 secs.

This might be more clearer as its during an intro.

Allright I see what you mean. Keep in mind that you hear multiple sweeps in that particular part. There's one sweep in the front which is just a white ...

3phase wrote:

Alano Tekashi wrote: And within Ableton, it sounds great and the sounds are clear and fresh.

really? how do you manage that?

lol, well lots of eq'ing on every channel gives a satisfactory result on the master. I'm sure there are lots of examples which sound far better and fresher than the result I manage to reach

What db is the main output peaking at in Live?
What does the peak meter say, is it red?

Nope, even without the mastering chain on it, there's no clipping. On the mastering chain are an EQ, compressor and a limiter. So it's not in the red. After the export it doesn't sound like it's clipping ...

Frankly, I don't here the white noise pitching up. The white noise just raises in volume. The pitching sound is a block wave form stab kinda think which is raising in pitch

So here's my problem.
I got my track produced, eq'ed, mixed and mastered in Ableton. And within Ableton, it sounds great and the sounds are clear and fresh. But when I export it, the quality is shit. The exported wave file just loses all its dynamics and sounds totally different from what I hear in ...